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Professional License Defense in California: A Survival Guide for Physicians and Nurses

If you are a physician or nurse facing a licensing issue in California, this is far more than a routine legal matter. It can impact your livelihood, reputation, and a career you’ve spent years building. Many professionals underestimate how quickly a complaint can escalate and how early missteps can shape the final outcome. This guide […]

Selfware: When Software Becomes the Actor

Why businesses and lawyers need a new liability framework. Over the past decade, the law has grown comfortable regulating software. What it has not yet confronted is selfware: software authored, assembled, and executed by autonomous systems rather than traditional vendors.

When AI Fails To Warn In Health Settings

AI is everywhere: your computer, your phone, and even in your wearable smart devices. Many people use these devices to support their health by measuring aspects such as steps, heart rate, and more. Besides tracking simple things like the number of steps you take in a day, many of these devices now advertise that they […]

Who Owns the Agents? How Law Will Catch Up to the Coming Agentic AI Economy

We are entering an age when digital agents no longer just answer questions or summarize reports. They are beginning to negotiate contracts, manage payments, and make operational decisions faster than their human creators can review them. OpenAI calls this Agentic Commerce. Others describe it as autonomous collaboration. Whatever the label, the legal system is not […]

AI’s Ticking Time Bomb: Why Global Red Lines Are Urgent

In September 2025, over 200 global leaders, former presidents, Nobel winners, and AI pioneers like Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, signed the Global Call for AI Red Lines. They’re sounding the alarm: advanced AI poses “unprecedented dangers,” and by 2026, the world must agree on what AI should never do. Think nuclear warheads or chemical […]

China’s Crackdown on NVIDIA Chips: A New Era of Geopolitical Risk

By Nathan Mubasher, Esq. China’s internet regulator has taken a dramatic step in the global AI race. According to multiple reports, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) has directed leading tech firms such as Alibaba and ByteDance to stop testing and cancel orders for NVIDIA’s RTX Pro 6000D, a custom AI chip designed specifically for […]