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1 week ago | macaubusiness.com | Thomas Urbain

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is making its way into courts despite early stumbles, raising questions about how it will influence the legal system and justice itself. Judges use the technology for research, lawyers utilize it for appeals and parties involved in cases have relied on GenAI to help express themselves in court. “It’s probably used more than people expect,” said Daniel Linna, a professor at the Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, about GenAI in the US legal system.

1 week ago | macaubusiness.com | Johannes Ledel

Most of the world’s nuclear-armed states continued to modernise their arsenals last year, setting the stage for a new nuclear arms race, researchers warned Monday. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) said nuclear powers including the United States and Russia — which account for around 90 percent of the world’s stockpile — had spent time last year “upgrading existing weapons and adding newer versions”.

2 weeks ago | macaubusiness.com | Keith Morrison

Macau Business | June 2025Keith Morrison – Author and educationistMaking change happen is difficult. Making policy work effectively is also difficult. How will the changes and developments stemming from the Macau Chief Executive’s recent ambitious, insightful, positive agenda policy address be managed?

2 weeks ago | macaubusiness.com | Bastien Inzaurralde |Gilles Clarenne

Security forces clashed with protesters in Los Angeles on Sunday as National Guard troops deployed by President Donald Trump fanned out across the city on the third day of unruly protests over federal immigration raids. Trump, who has made clamping down on illegal migration a key plank of his second term, vowed the troops would ensure “very strong law and order,” while appearing to leave the door open to deploying soldiers in other cities.

3 weeks ago | macaubusiness.com | Danny Kemp

US President Donald Trump signed a new travel ban Wednesday targeting 12 countries including Afghanistan, Iran and Yemen, reviving one of the most controversial measures from his first term. Trump said the measure was spurred by a makeshift flamethrower attack on a Jewish protest in Colorado that US authorities blamed on an man they said was in the country illegally.