• just… wow. https://t.co/SN4gJYX7q0 2017-04-29
• nvidia demos ai that explains its reasoning (in part). interesting. https://t.co/5j9tOvGg67 2017-05-04
• interesting piece on the spinal tap lawsuit and the murky accounting used in the film industry. https://t.co/vzDzy7xuLJ 2017-05-04

• fascinating (and somewhat sad) article about how google books went south. worth a read. https://t.co/t8cDa5RnYZ 2017-04-21
• dutch court rules that fansubs (fan-created subtitles for movies or tv shows) infringe copyright. https://t.co/5iRh2JzPcN 2017-04-22
• scientists successfully incubate lambs in artificial wombs, expect human trials within 3 years. wow. https://t.co/IQiAIgBX8n 2017-04-27

• us digital border searches rise sharply – on pace to hit 30,000 this year – 4x more than in 2015. https://t.co/PVZVPRdZYo 2017-04-18
• ai that learns from another ai. interesting. https://t.co/ZiiABZUuM2 2017-04-18
• if you're feeling tech nostalgic: mac sys7 or win 3.11 – in your browser. nifty. https://t.co/QuklbNQVU5 2017-04-19
• a devolving ebook tracked using blockchain. interesting concept. https://t.co/a4RmQTzLoC 2017-04-19
• plastc files for bankruptcy. https://t.co/7NfIERqB3R 2017-04-20

• activist loses challenge to copyright in official georgia statutes. odd that official statutes are annotated. https://t.co/89E85ofHvf 2017-03-31
• toronto and montreal becoming ai hotbeds? google seems to think so. https://t.co/WHrFn7BgHX 2017-03-31
• new ct bill bans weaponized drones. except for police. hmm. https://t.co/2y7uSRiTuH 2017-04-02
• researcher creates smart tv hack implanted through broadcast signal. interesting. https://t.co/VYNqVkbNBL 2017-04-03
• how a small team of hackers fixed https://t.co/zTxbVbZ3CW for a fraction of its original dev costs. interesting. https://t.co/SG8dmatk0G 2017-04-04

• at long last, ontario finally repeals the bulk sales act. rejoice, m&a lawyers, rejoice. https://t.co/wpdPGngf4N 2017-03-24
• us senate kills fcc privacy rules, enabling broadband isps to use and sell browsing and other info of its customers. https://t.co/LhtI1GclFO 2017-03-24
• the woman who sees with her ears. fascinating. https://t.co/vVCyBsOLlR 2017-03-25
• openssl switches to apache license. interesting process. https://t.co/ko99MNQYM4 2017-03-28
• netflix making its mark as a producer of original content. perhaps not surprising, given past licensing woes. https://t.co/apwbab1Vct 2017-03-29

• in case you were wondering, msft services were down earlier today. https://t.co/dfs1LL9dvc 2017-03-21
• google announces new features coming to android o. https://t.co/679iz8jaWh 2017-03-22
• us farmers turn to hacking tractors in order to repair them. interesting piece. https://t.co/sy4s6coTpd 2017-03-22
• unpatched vulnerability in lastpass could allow malicious websites to access passwords. https://t.co/YyGWlB6lJe 2017-03-22

• the next time you hear a story about lawyers arguing over a comma, read this. https://t.co/JGjE9l2e2k 2017-03-16
• vc plans to raise fund using digital tokens. https://t.co/EpMgayZSxX 2017-03-16

• nintendo awarded $13 million in first major canadian tpm anti-circumvention ruling. https://t.co/kywbBFdSnW 2017-03-03
• uk proposes new law on insurance for self-driving vehicles. insurance companies would be liable by default. https://t.co/ZzvBU44AH3 2017-03-04
• jp morgan develops software for contract review, replacing 360,000 lawyer hours per year. https://t.co/A04CMMk5QA 2017-03-04
• ibm gets patent on out-of-office auto-replies. earlier this year. as in 2017. yes, seriously. https://t.co/gtL7Rnsimv 2017-03-08
• prenda lawyer created and seeded porn to generate infringement claims, pleads guilty to fraud. https://t.co/KzamuVWWPY 2017-03-09

• google sues uber for theft of its autonomous car technology. https://t.co/qRoNlWYDfc 2017-02-24
• sysadmin who trashed employer's system files appeal asserting he was authorized to do so. yes, seriously. https://t.co/WCoDYqbiQX 2017-02-24
• cheap ($700 ish) diy self-driving car kit. for tinkerers. or rather, brave tinkerers. https://t.co/mEF8jU27Bx 2017-02-24
• researchers demonstrate practical attack against sha-1 to encourage adoption of safer alternatives like sha-256. https://t.co/uddDOzwTne 2017-02-24
• tesla starts offering lifetime insurance & maintenance packages with its cars. https://t.co/UheUfqRY07 2017-02-25
• i never cease to be amazed (and also just a tad frightened) by boston dynamics' robots. here's their latest. https://t.co/6WDGO8luSX 2017-02-28
• a car race for autonomous vehicles. sounds interesting. https://t.co/wVB6vaT3eT 2017-02-28
• rcmp head says duration & frequency of critical gov it failures has doubled – could have catastrophic consequences. https://t.co/2xccAC1U7L 2017-03-01

• why carefully defined licensing metrics matter: diageo may be liable to sap for extra $68 million in licensing fees. https://t.co/Nk4hqHSoCA 2017-02-20