Jeopardy has its “Potpourri” category, the NY Post has its “Weird But True” section, Ripley’s had his…his…ummm…well he did have something believe it or not, but we have our ePourri. This section will focus on all sorts of topics that refuse to be pigeonholed. We will talk about pop culture, various “public interest” topics, artificial intelligence, who would win between Dexter and Walter White, the Splinternet, bioencryption, what was in the briefcase in Pulp Fiction, why Ben Affleck is a terrible choice for the new Batman, gadgetry, and all sorts of other unruly content. We will do our best to make it relevant to this blog, but we’d rather not make any promises.
Google’s definition of ‘private’ is slowly coming to light thanks to a $5B class action lawsuit and recent Congressional hearings. There seems to be some emails and second hand accounts supporting the assertion that Google executives were well aware of how the public might react if they found out that Google and other sites could […]
Charles Chaffin’s Numb: How the Information Age Dulls Our Senses and How We Can Get them Back on conformation bias got me thinking about our new generation A.I. review systems. Legal practitioners have long known about the dangers of conformation bias blinding them to key facts adverse to their client’s positions. I am not an […]
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In this edition of The ESI Five, we sit down with Kenneth N. Rashbaum, Principal with Rashbaum Associates, LLC based…
In this edition of The ESI Five, we sit down with Kyle C. Bisceglie, partner at Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP…
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