WHERE HEALTH SCIENCE MEETS THE SCALE OF JUSTICE

With artificial intelligence (AI) being developed at an exponential pace by the day, regulations and legislations are struggling to keep up with preventing and addressing the consequences. In the medical industry, AI is being used to analyze data and speed up experimentation, an efficient solution in hindsight, but unintended consequences raise questions on patient protection and the ultimate accountability.

Two doses of a lethal drug, one woman who would not die, and a constitutional question left untouched for nearly eighty years: Tennessee's failed execution of Christa Pike has cast a harsh new light on the machinery of American capital punishment.

As artificial intelligence makes fabricated videos and recordings increasingly convincing, federal judges are confronting a new legal dilemma: How can courts determine what is real when seeing is no longer enough for believing?