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The U.S. Supreme Court is about to rule on who controls the Java APIs – and every other API you’ve ever used. If it goes the wrong way, a handful of big companies will control whether your code ever works again.
Read MoreThis is the fourth submission for the developer-centered organization and second to the Supreme Court in defense of software interoperability.
Read MoreThe turning point was when democracy realized politics had metastasized online. No one agrees on facts, the truth doesn’t matter, ghosts in the machine, and weaponization of the internet.
Read MoreThe November-December 2019 Developers Alliance U.S. Policy Update.
Read MoreThe EU also issues its response to the latest Brexit developments. The Developers Alliance Nov-Dec 2019 EU Policy Update.
Read MoreThe new Commission’s motto is “A Union that strives for more”. It sounds a little bit ambiguous. It strives for more…what? More of the same?
Read MoreThe lawsuit between Google and Oracle is the gift that keeps giving. The two companies have been battling over the Java/Android APIs since 2012. We’ve now come to the point where the U.S. Supreme Court (aka SCOTUS) is the only place where things can be settled. November 2019 Update: The Supreme Court FINALLY Takes the Case!
Read MoreThe letter details five recommendations that should be considered by the EU policymakers before introducing new legislative proposals for AI.
Read MoreThe letter details industry recommendations for the proposed legislation’s scope and compliance.
Read MoreThat’s not Lincoln. It’s Nicolas Cage. This photo could be animated and speaking, all in a matter of minutes, thanks to machine learning.
Read MoreAI isn’t part of the legal curriculum, and allowing lawyers to regulate the space is risky. The EU is moving forward with plans to regulate AI anyways – are they up to the task?
Read MoreAlso, Brexit is well… Brexit. The Developers Alliance Sept-October 2019 European Policy Recap.
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