In May 2025, musician and AI ethicist Ed Newton-Rex sparked a wave of concern among artists when he highlighted a quietly updated section in SoundCloud’s Terms of Use. The clause states that uploaded content “may be used to inform, train, develop or serve as input to...
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💼 The ERP Challenge: How to Avoid Costly Pitfalls in SaaS ERP Rollouts
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) platforms like NetSuite, SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Microsoft Dynamics 365, and Oracle Fusion Cloud promise to streamline operations, unify business data, and drive growth. But let’s be real—too many ERP projects fail to deliver, leaving...
🤖 ⚖️ Avatar Justice: How AI Delivered a Victim’s Final Words
This video you have to see – from the grave to the courtroom. In late April 2025, the family of the late Christopher Pelkey—fatally shot in a 2021 road‑rage incident—employed an AI‑generated avatar to deliver his victim impact statement at the Maricopa County Superior...
⚖️ Tariff Shocks? Force Majeure Isn’t Enough—Here’s What Works
Here’s a quick guide on using force majeure and related clauses to navigate unexpected tariffs or other government actions—and practical tools to adjust pricing when duties bite. Congressional tariffs and sudden regulatory shifts can slam supply chains. Relying solely...
🔍 What’s Hiding in Your NDA? Narrowing the Residuals Clause to Protect Confidential Information
NDAs (Non-Disclosure Agreements) are supposed to protect confidential information — but buried in many of them is a sneaky little clause that can quietly undo all that protection: the residuals clause. At first glance, residuals clauses sound reasonable. They allow...
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