The SMU Science and Technology Law Review is a student-edited law journal at @SMULawSchool with a focus upon emerging developments in technology-related law.
“The vaccines that we’re talking about, and vaccines to come, are really the light at the end of the tunnel.”
Dr. Anthony Fauci says that the results of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine are "truly striking."
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The SMU Science and Technology Law Review is committed to anti-racism. We will be meeting to discuss actionable changes to turn these words into actions.
Cloud-clearing lasers are on the horizon and creating a whole new level of concerns for international laws governing airways. What does this mean for the atmosphere, weather control, and climate change? #legalnews#lasers#science#clouds#weather#internationallaw
Scientists just made a crucial step in the grander ambition of clearing pathways in clouds and fog using lasers: “weather control,” as one researcher calls it. https://t.co/dTjBIvjpkr
Google and Apple have teamed up to use a Bluetooth-based framework to track the spread of the novel coronavirus—while in theory still preserving the privacy of those who use it. https://t.co/97oT7dHkWA
Privacy vs Technology: When it comes to brain-computer interface technology, how do we balance the ideality of technological progress with privacy rights and novel ethical concerns? #legalnews#blog#technology#privacy#ArtificialIntelligence#data https://t.co/X3mNAPN5oz
Data > Pandemic: In this self-isolation world, we rely on technology to connect us like never before. Here, researchers are looking to track criminal justice system changes in response to Covid-19. #COVID19#coronavirus#legalnews#tech#data#criminaljustice#stayathome
Our new form lets you easily tell us how your local criminal justice system is responding to #COVID19
We’ll regularly post an updated document that details how criminal justice is changing during this chaotic time.
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Surveillance v Rights: Another crisis and debate about data, privacy, and emergency exception -> Should a public health crisis exception be viewed as critically as 9/11 exception? Or does the "public good" trump prior concerns? #LegalNews#COVID19#privacy https://t.co/uOY1NyE3Gi
Taking Away Social Media's Legal Shield: As DOJ looks to change Section 230, will internet companies be liable for third-party content, begrudgingly accepting their role as publishers? #legalnews#technews#socialmedia#internet#DOJ#ContentCreator https://t.co/6u7wrTmryK
Technology Meet Labor Laws: What does it mean to be a "gig worker"? For the first time, the gig economy's classification of their workers as independent contractors is going to trial after the Third Circuit revived the suit. #legalnews#technews#Uber#thirdcircuit#workers#tech
The Third Circuit ruled UberBlack drivers put forth enough evidence to support their claims that Uber misclassified them as independent contractors instead of employees. https://t.co/k5rqfoQMU5
Profits v Principles: What responsibilities do tech companies and scientists have when their products & expertise help build a DNA database, track minorities, and violate human rights?https://t.co/T7bJBR6iq1
Correction: Facebook will pay $550 million to resolve claims it collected user biometric data without consent in one of the largest consumer privacy settlements in U.S. history. https://t.co/65J8fB9Rn5
As corporations look towards positive returns for all stakeholders, not just stockholders, how will acts like this influence business and tech relationships? #legalnews#stakeholders#Davos2020#technology
Disinformation, Fake News: Influence is only as small as one's social-online presence. With a whole new foreign and domestic policy playground in pervasive social media networks, how will tech companies and governments respond? #disinformation#policy#lawtwitter#developing
Russia’s disinformation efforts are evolving, an enormous new Facebook campaign in Africa shows, with implications for the 2020 U.S. election https://t.co/82EBNL6hUE
Excited and Ready for the Fall 2019 Science & Technology Law Review Symposium, starting at 12pm in Walsh! Let's talk gene editing, ethics, and the future of biotech & the law! See you there! #legaltech#crispr#Science#lawtwitter#GeneEditing#smulaw#technology
Technology that promised to cure or fix a nicotine addiction - allegedly cleaner than cigarettes... New technology can create new problems...Over 1,000 lung injuries and 18 deaths according to CDC #legalnews#technology#advancement#vaping#VapeBan#vapingcrisis
A Lawyer Subscription? With automation-assisted legal advice starting at $500/month & finishing startup paperwork 5 hours faster than traditional law firm, Atrium's changing the legal services game. Would you let software draft your company's NDA? #legalnews#tech#automatedlaw