Thanks to our students’ hard work this semester and the advice we received from the 3D printing community, we have identified several patent applications whose broad claims threaten to stifle open innovation. We are now asking the community to take a look at the applications and send us documentation showing that the technology described in those applications existed or was obvious before those applications were filed. For more details, consult the call for prior art at EFF’s website.
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New @BKCHarvard report analyzing the complex human rights impacts of #AI spearheaded by our very own Clinic team! cyber.harvard.edu/publication… twitter.com/BKCHarvard/sta…
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A victory for transparency, brought to you by the amazing student team at @techlawc, working with our pals @shrapnelofme and @andy_sellars! twitter.com/techlawc/statu…
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We're happy to have had the opportunity to team with @EFF and @JeremyRubin on this one -- no more "seven dirty words" policy for .us domain names! clinic.cyber.harvard.edu/2018…
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Apply for Techtopia! Open to all students, including those at HLS, with strong convictions about how to build, deploy, regulate, and engage with technology in a more human, ethical way. twitter.com/BKCHarvard/sta…
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Catch up on goings-on at the Cyberlaw Clinic -- congrats @jessicafjeld and @NCPtarmigan on their new roles! clinic.cyber.harvard.edu/2018…
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