I have spent years covering the intersection of technology and institutions, and few shifts seem as imminent — or as contentious — as the rise of AI transcription in courtrooms. As someone who cares about both accuracy and access to justice, I want to walk you through what this change actually...
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I was surprised the first time I read about a town council being offered a...
Politics
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I get pitched AI startups almost every week. Some founders come with code,...
Business
When talk of a blanket ban on TikTok in the UK resurfaces, the headlines tend...
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