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The Journal on Emerging Technologies (JET) is a student-run publication of the University of Notre Dame Law School. JET aims to provide a forum for interdisciplinary discussion of novel technologies that are creating, or are expected to create, significant political, social, or economic effects.

Layered Cyber Deterrence: Panacea or Setback for U.S. Cyber Policy

Licensed to Learn: Mitigating Copyright Infringement Liability of Generative AI Systems Through Contracts

Great Lakes Offshore Wind: Creating a Legal Framework for Net Positive Evironmental, Social, and Financial Benefits

Reconciling Constitutional Perspectives on Technology and AI in the Legal Field: Time to Teach an Old Dog New Tricks?

How International Precedence Can Inform Future U.S. Copyright Law Application to Generative AI

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June 2024

Volume 5, Issue 2

Layered Cyber Deterrence: Panacea or Setback for U.S. Cyber Policy?

Volume 5, Issue 2

Licensed to Learn: Mitigating Copyright Infringement Liability of Generative AI Systems Through Contracts

Volume 5, Issue 2

Great Lakes Offshore Wind: Creating a Legal Framework for Net Positive Environment Social and Financial Benefits

Volume 5, Issue 2

Reconciling Constitutional Perspectives on Technology and AI in the Legal Field: Time to Teach and Old Dog New Tricks?

Volume 5, Issue 2

How International Precedence Can Inform Future U.S. Copyright Law Applications to Generative AI

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Students' Right to Free Inquiry vs. A.I. Usage Policy at Schools and Universities

Who Wants to Be an Astronaut? The Legal Implications of Reality Show Gamification of Space Travel

Addressing the Trolley Problem in the Twenty-First Century

The Crisis of Online Contracts (As Told in 10 Memes)

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