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Interesting discussion re: fairness, equity, and human rights in tech, at @Harvard_Law / @BKCHarvard, featuring @jessicafjeld, @vivekdotca, @InterwebzNani, and @Can_Yeginsu cyber.harvard.edu/events/2018… pic.twitter.com/ys0c8FytuD
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Congrats to @qijie + the @Patentpandas team on yesterday’s launch of patentpandas.org! The Clinic is pleased to have offered support - thx to F18 student Carol Lin, who worked with @jessicafjeld to help bring this awesome project to fruition. (Pic credit: @andy_sellars) pic.twitter.com/Fcyjmb6FOr
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Check out @KendraSerra's post on this week's 1201 ruling from the Copyright Office, granting an exemption that we requested on behalf of our friends at @SoftPresNetwork clinic.cyber.harvard.edu/2018…
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New @BKCHarvard report analyzing the complex human rights impacts of #AI spearheaded by our very own Clinic team! cyber.harvard.edu/publication… twitter.com/BKCHarvard/sta…
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A victory for transparency, brought to you by the amazing student team at @techlawc, working with our pals @shrapnelofme and @andy_sellars! twitter.com/techlawc/statu…
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Author Archives: Christopher Bavitz
D.C. Circuit Reverses Lower Court re: Copyright in Laws and Codes
We previously reported about the Clinic’s amicus advocacy in a pair of cases concerning copyrights in legal standards and model codes incorporated into law. We are pleased to report that the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia … Continue reading
MA SJC Ruling on Bail Instructive Re: Algorithms and Criminal Justice
One track of the Berkman Klein Center’s work on artificial intelligence ethics and governance concerns the use of algorithms, machine learning, and related technologies in ways that impact social and criminal justice. Among other things, this research examines technologies employed by courts in their disposition of … Continue reading
Kenyan Court Knocks Down Criminal Defamation, Safeguards Freedom of Expression
Efforts to create more space for free expression in Africa have been strengthened by the Kenyan Judiciary. In the case of Jacqueline Okuta & Anor vs. AG & Others, the High Court of Kenya on 6 of February 2017 annulled … Continue reading
The European Court of Human Rights and Access to Information: Clarifying the Status, with Room for Improvement
On 8 November 2016, the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights handed down a much-anticipated judgment on the right of access to information. While the Court was clearer and firmer than it had ever been before on … Continue reading
Rideout v. Gardner: Report from the First Circuit
Last week, the First Circuit heard oral argument in Rideout v. Gardner. The case concerns the constitutionality of a New Hampshire statute — N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 659:35 (as amended in 2014) — which prohibits voters from sharing photos of … Continue reading
MA Anti-SLAPP Law Applied in the Context of Trademark Challenge
Rebecca Tushnet wrote a nice summary of the decision of the United States District for the District of Massachusetts in Shire City Herbals, Inc. v. Blue, Case No. 3:15-cv-30069-MGM (D. Mass. May 12, 2016). No need to restate the facts or … Continue reading
Susan Crawford Talks Responsive Cities at the Tow Center
I attended a fantastic event last week, hosted by the Clinic’s good friend (and soon-to-be colleague) Susan Crawford at Columbia University‘s Tow Center For Digital Journalism. The event followed a series of workshops that Susan hosted at the Tow Center, with generous support … Continue reading
Interdisciplinarity and Impact at the Berkman Center
I wrote a guest post over at the HLS Admissions Office blog, highlighting just some of the great programs and initiatives going on at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society. Separate and apart from the Cyberlaw Clinic (which is based at … Continue reading
Berkman Center and Cyberlaw Clinic to Support MIT Media Lab’s Digital Currency Initiative
We at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society — and, in particular, here at the Cyberlaw Clinic — are thrilled to share today’s announcement from our friends and frequent collaborators at the MIT Media Lab of the Lab’s new Digital … Continue reading