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Where law, labor, and culture push back on machines that scrape, surveil, displace, and addict faster than institutions can write rules for them.
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Apple's $250M settlement over undelivered WWDC 2024 Siri features pays iPhone 15 Pro and 16 buyers $25-$95 per device, setting a legal precedent for AI marketing liability.
AB 566 forces Chrome, Safari, and Edge to ship opt-out signals by January 2027, shields browsers from liability, and leaves Google's 86% GPC failure rate for CPPA to fix.
The EU's 2027 battery mandate is confirmed. Here's what 'user-replaceable' legally means, which phones comply now, and how to buy smart before the rules change.
AI tools beat radiologists on narrow imaging tasks like lung nodule detection, yet only about 2% of U.S. radiology practices use them. The evidence, gaps, and barriers.