by Global Econ | Apr 11, 2024 | Intellectual Property
Achal Bassamboo and James G. Conley The contrasting paths of two hot sauce manufacturers show that managing exposure on multiple fronts is essential. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. The divergent fates of two rival condiment businesses — the best...
by Global Econ | Mar 5, 2024 | Advanced Analytics and Artificial Intelligence
The recent controversy around Google’s image generation where it is accused of engineering its Gemini AI application to produce “woke” images intentionally highlights a concept in AI development known as Prompt Transformation. Most users interact with AI Large...
by Global Econ | Feb 6, 2024 | Regulatory Compliance
According to an article in the February 5th, 2024, Financial Times, an Iranian state-owned oil company, Petrochemical Commercial Company Iran (PCC), used UK-registered front companies to evade US sanctions and hold active accounts at Santander UK and Lloyds. Leaked...
by Global Econ | Feb 5, 2024 | Advanced Analytics and Artificial Intelligence
The buzz around Gen AI has reached a fever pitch. At the recent WEF conference in Davos, it was all anyone wanted to discuss. Sorry ESG. Sorry Crypto. As my daughter would say – “you are so last semester!” Forecasts predict that workers will lose all sorts of...
by Global Econ | Jan 30, 2024 | Financial Crime
There is an interesting case in the UK where a woman, Wen Jian, is accused of helping an alleged Chinese fraudster, Qian Zhimin, laundering the proceeds of a $6.3B fraud scheme using Bitcoin. Qian is accused of defrauding nearly 130,000 investors in China with...
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