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Organizations Are Ill-Prepared for Cyberattacks, Says Cyber Law Expert
17.12.19
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Billy Frenkel
Nimrod Kozlovski, partner at Israel-based law firm Herzog, Fox, Neeman, and lecturer at Tel Aviv University spoke Monday at Calcalist’s Cyber 2020 conference
Legal Tech: Do AI Lawyers Dream of Digital Contracts?
18.11.19
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Sophie Shulman
Artificial intelligence technology is promising to revolutionize the legal profession, but it might also cost some lawyers their jobs
75% of Lawsuits Will be Handled Online Within a Decade, Says Law Professor
27.10.19
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Roni Dori
Orna Rabinovich-Einy is an associate professor at the Faculty of Law at the University of Haifa, focusing on online dispute resolution (ODR), which employs algorithms to solve civil disputes
From Oberlin to an Israeli Pizzeria: Defamation Lawsuits Are Liable to Hamper Free Speech
21.06.19
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Dov Greenbaum
Defamation lawsuits are a double-edged sword and can attract unwanted attention in an age where most of us prefer to be anonymous
Where Everybody Knows Your Face
22.03.19
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Dov Greenbaum
Researcher Dov Greenbaum examines how legislation affects facial recognition technology for better or worse
Can a Golem Have a Birthday and Other Questions of Legal Personhood
01.03.19
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Dov Greenbaum
After ruling on the legal personhood of corporations and animals, courts must decide whether artificial intelligence should have legal accountability, as well as rights
How Netflix’s Quarrel With Dentists Reflects on the First Amendment
15.02.19
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Dov Greenbaum
As U.S. dentists accuse Netflix of spreading misinformation on root canals in a recent documentary, researcher Dov Greenbaum discusses whether filmmakers should be held responsible for bad science
Digital Legal Analysis Startup Litigate Raises $1.5 Million
09.01.19
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Meir Orbach
Litigate develops technology that assists lawyers in analyzing legal documents and records and in detecting legal precedents
Israel Gives Copyright Owners a Fast Track to Block Infringing Websites
02.01.19
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Omer Kabir
The new law, passed Tuesday, also states that private users and educational institutions that use copyrighted material found online for non-commercial purposes cannot be sued for financial compensation without proof of damage
Chatbots May Not be Uncanny, But Way Ahead Is Riddled with Legal Thorns
07.12.18
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Dov Greenbaum
Insomnobot-3000 by Casper talks to you when you can’t fall asleep, while Replika is designed with the unnerving sole purpose of becoming your friend
For Law and Lawyers, Artificial Intelligence Spells a Major Headache
18.09.18
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Dov Greenbaum
Large law firms are built on models of inefficiencies characterized by outdated pricing models, like billable hours. AI software, on the other hand, aims to be efficient and cost-effective
Apple Hops on LGBT Support Wagon in Israel
22.07.18
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Lilach Baumer
Crowds are currently marching in several Israeli cities, including Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, in protest of ongoing government discrimination against the LGBT community
CTech's Weekly Roundup of Israeli Tech News
20.07.18
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CTech
As LGBT protest sweeps Israel, business sector rallies in support
As LGBT Protest Sweeps Israel, Business Sector Rallies in Support
19.07.18
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Lilach Baumer
On Wednesday, Israeli parliament approved a new surrogacy law that fails to extend the right to use surrogate mothers to the country’s gay population
Netanyahu Pulls the Plug on Law to Fight Facebook 'Incitement'
18.07.18
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Omer Kabir
A surprise last-minute intervention by the Israeli prime minister brings an end for now to a bill that would have removed protections for speech that’s published on the web
A GDPR Readiness Snapshot, Two Months Later
16.07.18
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Zachi Zach
Two months later, it seems that many companies are still not prepared to handle the challenges and questions raised by GDPR legislation
“Facebook Bill” Progresses in Israeli Parliament
15.07.18
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Omer Kabir and Lilach Baumer
The bill will give government attorneys a fast-track to have content they deem as illegal or inciting removed by court order from social network sites
Israeli Government Asking Parliament for Vast New Powers to Fight Cyber Threats
21.06.18
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Omer Kabir
A bill making its way through the Israeli parliament would give the country’s cyber defense authorities the power to search and seize private data and hardware with little oversight
Israeli Antitrust Authority Indicts Four in Video Game Pricing Scam
19.06.18
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Tomer Ganon
Four gaming store managers are accused of using a Whatsapp chat group dubbed “Israel’s Suckers” to coordinate prices of popular video games and consoles in the country
Tel Aviv Pride Parade Draws Record Crowd
10.06.18
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Tofi Stoler
Just last week, the Israeli parliament rejected a proposal to allow same-sex marriage in the country
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