… Elnaggar puts it plainly: “The law does not distinguish between formal publication and informal sharing when the outcome is the same.” A screenshot becomes legally problematic, Elnaggar says, when it exposes private communications without consent, distorts the context of what was said, or contribut… …
… He has not posted any new Polymarket affiliate content since the takedown. “Our existing marketing guidelines explicitly prohibit affiliates from providing misleading or false information, and we will continue to monitor and ensure compliance with our paid contributors,” Olivia Chalos, Polymarket’s… …
… Regulation found that mechanism to be completely inadequate in relation to the legal requirements. …
… Some experts say the bill would dismantle existing regulations meant to deter companies from behaving badly. …
… When you think about what you're going to cover, how you're going to cover it, what has Trump 2.0 meant for you at Legal Eagle? The channel started as commentary on pop culture and explaining legal issues and sort of dipping our toe into legal news. …
… The Chinese and international legal terms are very similar to each other, but there are some noteworthy differences. While Xiaohongshu, the domestic version, asks users under 18 years old “not to use the platform,” Rednote draws the line at 13, reflecting local US regulations. …
… Disclosing potential business risks is a routine and legally required part of IPO filings, and some of the concerns outlined by SpaceX may never materialize. …
… Deepfake images of the plaintiffs were not included in any of the public legal filings. …
… Years into the AI boom, there’s still an open legal question around what happens if an AI model causes a catastrophic event.
… The NeurIPS handbook has since been updated to specify that the restrictions apply only to Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons, a list used primarily for terrorist groups and criminal organizations. “In preparing the NeurIPS 2026 handbook, we included a link to a US government sancti… …