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"Father Callahan’s Labor Day homily emphasizes the importance of human dignity and rights in labor, connecting historical papal teachings to modern challenges posed by technology and artificial intelligence."

"The Justice Department argues in the New York Times v. OpenAI case for a fair use standard that would allow extensive copying of copyrighted works for AI training without licensing. This position prioritizes AI developers over authors, raising concerns about judicial activism and the separation of powers between the executive branch and Congress in shaping copyright law."

"CRAE raises worthwhile economic questions about the proposed Phonorecords V Subpart B settlement, but the Copyright Royalty Judges should not be expected to build the missing economic record themselves. They can, however, require the settling parties to provide the evidence and analysis needed to justify industry-wide rates."

"Meta’s roughly $17 billion social-media addiction settlement promises sweeping protections for children and teens. But viewed through the inverted moral logic of C.S. Lewis’s The Screwtape Letters, the settlement’s loopholes raise a darker question: does it actually fix the allegedly addictive product—or merely regulate the clock, interfaces, and appearances while leaving the machinery intact?"

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