Volume 4 - Arizona Law Journal of Emerging Technologies

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Let’s Talk About (Fake) Sex Baby: A Deep Dive Into the Distributive Harms of Deepfake Pornography

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Broadcasting Borders: Why Forensic Extraterritorial Electronic Border Searches for Contraband Do Not Require Reasonable Suspicion under the Fourth Amendment

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Facial Recognition Technology: How Will Lawmakers and the Courts Respond to the Growing Demand for Policy Development?

by Chief Publications Editor AzLawJET

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The Dichotomy Between Safeguarding Data Privacy and Promoting Individualized Healthcare Using Artificial Intelligence: How Modern Regulations Miss the Mark And New Standards Can Reconcile the Two

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Humans and Machines: Challenges of Treating a Person Like a Machine

by Chief Publications Editor AzLawJET

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Transnational Frameworks for Reconciling the Territorial Reach of Online Speech Regulation

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