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A Judge in Colombia has used popular AI chat tool ChatGPT to help with the decision-making process and the eventual court ruling in a case.

Plans to use AI and a robot lawyer to contest a traffic ticket in a courtroom has riled up the legal system with prison time apparently on the table.

Entering a courtroom with a robot lawyer could be a real thing as defendants plan to use an AI legal assistant to help them in upcoming cases.

Australian Liberal politician Jamie Briggs jokes that he will use metadata to attack political journalist.

Steve Bellone a ltitle red-faced after being caught 'following' a porn star on Twitter, claims it was due to a hijack.

FCC commissioner does an open interview with Reddit's userbase - doesn't go well as many questions were left unanswered.

R Andre Klein claims Steve Jobs and Apple engaged in unlawful business practices and is now suing Jobs' estate on behalf of all shareholders.

The US Department of Labor pushed LinkedIn to pay employees millions in back wages, but commended the company for its behavior in rectifying the situation.

The House bans Spotify thanks to their ban on peer-to-peer technology.

Kim Dotcom accuses USDOJ of lying to get search warrant.

Apple loses part of its case against Amazon, court finds Amazon did not engage in false advertising.

Foxconn confirm they've employed workers as young as 14 years old.

Thieves break into the late Steve Jobs' home, steal over $60,000 worth of goods.

Six employees of LG get charged over the theft of OLED technology from Samsung.

Google removes an incredible 250,000 links per week from search results due to piracy concerns.

Apple and Foxconn address the findings of the FLA's probe into working conditions at Foxconn.

A US senator is drafting a bill to make it illegal for employers to ask for FaceBook credentials.

SOPA/PIPA fights continue, SOPA protest on-going with Google, Wikipedia, and much, much more.

Wikipedia will go offline on January 18 for SOPA protest.

Anti-SOPA protest from Reddit will involve a blackout for 12 hours, happens on January 18.

US authorities get court order to push Twitter to open account of WikiLeaks volunteer Birgitta Jonsd.

Bill would force social media sites to the tune of 10k per failure to act.