The EU Sustainability Directive and Jurisdiction (Part I.)
The Draft for a Corporate Sustainable Due Diligence Directive currently contains no rules on jurisdiction. This creates inconsistencies between the scope of application of the Draft Directive and existing jurisdictional law, both on the EU level and on the domestic
TikTok vs. USA: A New Chapter in First Amendment Accountability
In our blog, we have previously explored in detail the dispute between TikTok and the U.S. regarding the platform's potential ban. In December, the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit upheld the law that forces TikTok’s Chinese parent company,
The Secret of ChatGPT: Why Does It Lag Far Behind the Agentic Systems of the (Near) Future?
In a previous post, we have already explained in broad and rather abstract terms the capabilities promised by agentic AI systems. Now we will (in a slightly lighter tone) look at the capabilities that perhaps one of the most popular
Foreign Influence, Censorship, and Free Speech as an Individual Right
Efforts to resist censorship motivated by foreign influence must account for the importance of free speech to the individual. Noah C. Chauvin Foreign efforts to influence domestic politics in a number of European states have led to a range of efforts to
2024: Breakthroughs in AI – Innovation, Competition, and the Transformation of Society – Part II.
One of the most striking trends of 2024 was the rapid advance of multimodal Artificial Intelligence. The evolution of technology has gone far beyond text processing: the latest versions of ChatGPT, such as the 4o model and the version with
