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The International Bar Association’s section on public and professional interest (SPPI) artificial intelligence working group has initiated phase 2 of its AI Impact Survey, which seeks feedback from ...

US federal judges who have opposed US President Donald Trump in court have increasingly received threats – including threats by pizza delivery, reported the Associated Press.