(Source) The Emergence of AI in HR Practices Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly reshaping the way human resources (HR) departments make decisions in the workplace. In particular, AI is currently redefining key HR practices, including recruitment, selection, onboarding, performance management, and training and development. On the surface, the use of AI in HR offers
(Source) Artificial intelligence is a growing field of technology that has the potential to fundamentally transform the American education industry. The field has already produced many beneficial innovations and has contemplated new ideas which look promising for the near future. For teachers, advances in this area can be helpful because this technology can: automate
(Source) On Aug. 21, 2024, Dr. Thomas Shaknovsky, a Florida colon and rectal surgeon, accidentally removed William “Bill” Bryan’s liver rather than his spleen during a hand-assisted laparoscopic splenectomy procedure at Ascension Sacred Heart Emerald Coast Hospital in Destin, Florida. Unfortunately, Bryan passed away that same evening due to medical complications, and Bryan’s parents
(Source) As the pandemic ramped up during 2020, leaving a deadly impact on America, it left a foreseeable and catastrophic effect on incarcerated individuals that is still felt today. During COVID-19, there were more than half a million infections behind bars and over 3,000 deaths in prisons and jails. During the first 15 months
(Source) Taylor Swift is often thought of for her descriptive lyrics, thought-provoking music, and elaborate concerts. However, Swift also has a substantive impact on legal scholarship in the music law world. When the artist entered a dispute with the owner of the master recordings for six of her albums, it sparked conversation and controversy
(Source) Commercial spyware is malware developed by private corporations that effectively repurposes users’ devices into surveillance tools. Once it gains access, commercial spyware can harvest any data on the device and transmit it. This not only includes the device’s stored data but also information collected from remote activation of its cameras and microphones without
(Source) On September 18, 2024, the Environmental Working Group, an environmental advocacy organization, sued Tyson Foods for making misleading representations regarding Tyson’s goals to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050 and their plans to start producing “climate-smart beef,” when they had not disclosed any concrete plans to achieve these goals. The lawsuit was
(Source) On August 9, 2022, President Biden signed into law the CHIPS and Science (CHIPS) Act, which aims to insulate the United States from future semiconductor shortages by revitalizing domestic semiconductor manufacturing capacity. Over the past thirty-five years, the U.S. share of global semiconductor manufacturing capacity decreased by more than two-thirds, falling from producing
(Source) THE FOLLOWING IS AN ABRIDGED VERSION OF GARRY BLUM’S NOTE SUBMISSION TO THE MAIN JOURNAL. HE HOPES THAT THE READER FINDS THIS HISTORY OF CORPORATE PERSONHOOD INTERESTING AND COMPELLING: INTRODUCTION Over the last 200 years, corporations have fought to establish themselves as “persons” under the law; that is, they have argued that corporate
(Source) In 1963, the Supreme Court established that the right to counsel in criminal cases is guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution in Gideon v. Wainwright, meaning criminal defendants will be appointed a lawyer if they cannot afford one. On the other hand, there is no constitutionally protected right to counsel in