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THE VALLEY CURRENT®️ COMPUTERLAW GROUP LLP

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Computerlaw Group LLP (www.computerlaw.com) provides strategic, knowledgeable, and effective business and intellectual property protection, licensing and litigation services to Internet, e-commerce, computer software, hardware and other high-tech businesses, teams and industry professionals throughout California, nationally and around the world. CLG produces THE VALLEY CURRENT as a way to keep its worldwide clients, co-counsels, colleagues, and friends aware of developments in Silicon Valley and

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34:28

The Valley Current®: What does the College Loan...

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2023/07/12

The Constitution’s “ideal” for the US Supreme Court is a group of learned individuals debating in a bipartisan manner with the purpose of resolving questions of Constitutional interpretation to uphold the rule of law in the United States. Today, the US is far more divided and so is the High Court: Are the learned justices now talking past each other instead of grappling with the issues at the heart of the Constitutional debate? The rejection of President Biden’s student loan forgiveness program

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31:18

The Valley Current®: Did SCOTUS actually change...

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2023/07/10

The Supreme Court struck down the admission policies of many colleges, ruling Affirmative Action to be illegal under the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment, but how much of this is just pretext? Although race is no longer a valid reason for getting accepted to a university, aspiring students can still game the system by including challenges they face due to their minority status in their essays. So, did SCOTUS actually change anything with this ruling? Host Jack Russo and Professor

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23:59

The Valley Current®: Did SCOTUS just radically expand...

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2023/07/07

What exactly is covered by the First Amendment? It’s something most American’s thought they knew, but when the Supreme Court ended its term on June 30th SCOTUS left us with a few questions on one of their latest rulings. Lorie Smith of 303 Creative (a single person web design LLC) won the right to not create a wedding website for a same-sex couple based on her First Amendments rights. While many across America see this as a win for free speech and religious freedom, others see this ruling as a

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35:05

The Valley Current®: How Did Silicon Valley Create a...

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2023/06/30

Americans love their trucks, and its not too hard to figure out why. Trucks can be loaded down with tools for work, useful for helping your friend move across town, or tow a boat to the lake for the weekend. The only thing truck owners probably don’t love about their trucks is the low gas mileage and the challenge with street parking. A group of Stanford grads seek to fix both issues with a BEV (battery electric vehicle) mini-truck called TeloTruck. As students, they started designing solar

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31:40

The Valley Current®: What are the Benefits of ChatGPT?

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2023/06/28

We know using ChatGPT is not foolproof and using it comes with a fair amount of risk for anyone using artificial intelligence assistance at work. That being said, ChatGPT does seem to be incredibly helpful when a little human intelligence is also applied to the situation. Host Jack Russo and CPA, Steve Rabin figure out specific areas where AI can be used to speed through the more tedious parts of financial and estate planning (like creating a basic list of questions to ask clients), leaving

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27:13

The Valley Current®: What are the Risks of ChatGPT?

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2023/06/26

What can ChatGPT do? It’s a question we’ve been asking and keep finding new answers to. As we jump into this new world where artificial intelligence available is readily available to assist us with our work, we are finding there may be a few risks in blindly trusting ChatGPT. Two New York lawyers were recently fined $5,000 each for using ChatGPT to write briefs that cited multiple non-existent cases. Today host Jack Russo asks CPA, Steve Rabin if ChatGPT can be used responsibly by financial

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38:08

The Valley Current®: Ted Lasso and the Role of...

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2023/06/19

One of the blessings of finance is that it exposes you to all 10 sectors of the global economy. Much like the character Ted Lasso, Anthony Benson is a transformational leader who will not look at only history to find the solution. Meeting and understanding the players in everything from consumer discretionary to industrials is key to inspiring positive changes and finding flexible solutions that will move us sustainably into the future. Today host Jack Russo and investment manager Anthony Benson

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58:16

The Valley Current®: US v. Trump: Will the Rule of...

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2023/06/16

The 2024 presidential elections are in less than 18 months and once again, the news focus is all on former President Donald Trump. Last week, Trump became the first US President to be formally charged with committing various federal crimes based on his refusal (post-January 6,2021) to return classified documents he removed from the White House and in his attempt to hide them at his Mar-a-Lago, Florida home. Polarization is not the only issue complicating the process of granting Trump (and the

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38:06

The Valley Current®: Is Silicon Valley...

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2023/06/12

Silicon Valley magic is not limited by its geography. Silicon Valley represents giving a group of entrepreneurs with a lot of potential the chance to do something huge… and now that mindset is popping up in places you might not expect. On the island of Kea, Julie Meyer formed Keanaissance, a quiet hideaway where entrepreneurs can relax, build new relationships, and discuss opportunities for new investments. Today Jack Russo heads to Greece to speak on the outward growth of Silicon Valley he has

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28:10

The Valley Current®: How Does Change Happen?

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2023/05/19

Jack Williamson has always been a bit of a rulebreaker. He did things the unconventional way. He served 25 years in the Air Force as the first Quaker chaplain – a strict no-no in the church. Since then, Jack has decided to spend his next chapter of life setting up programs where elders can share their wisdom with younger generations and the younger people can help older people better understand new technology in return. Today host Jack Russo asks Jack Williamson how change happens when the

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37:14

The Valley Current®: How Do Juries Get Selected in...

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2023/05/17

We’ve all gotten our summons in the mail before, but few of us have ever been selected for jury duty. Opposite to what Hollywood would have you believe, jury selection includes a thorough screening process to form an objective jury that both sides will present their cases to. Listen in as host Jack Russo asks Linyan Tian to share her experience of going through the states jury selection process for a criminal case.

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28:11

The Valley Current®: Can Anything (& Everything) Be...

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2023/05/15

When it comes to measuring risk, the average person assumes they either need a ton of data or they have not enough data. The truth is you often need less data than you think to improve upon your current judgement, and it’s probably been measured before. Unfortunately, recognizing that data and applying the math to it doesn’t come naturally to the average person and we will probably need some help from technology to access that data. Host Jack Russo asks quantitative analyst Douglas Hubbard if the

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26:52

The Valley Current®: Is the Covid Pandemic Really Over?

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2023/05/11

Hooray! The pandemic is officially over today!... but is it really? Politically and economically, yes, it is, but biologically covid will linger indefinitely. Just like the flu, covid has become part of everyday life and we may be getting annual covid shots alongside our annual flu shot. Today Jack Russo and Dr Leonard Hayflick celebrate the “end” of the covid pandemic.

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28:23

The Valley Current®: Can Anything (& Everything) Be...

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2023/05/08

Can literally everything be measured? According to quantitative analyst Douglas Hubbard, yes it can – at least when it comes to risk management and decision-making sciences. Hubbard believes that anything that has any impact on your life has observable consequences and is sometimes judged based on flawed empirical data. Today host Jack Russo and Douglas Hubbard discuss measuring risk in areas where even the professionals once believed you could not. How to Measure Anything How to Measure

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32:34

The Valley Current®: How to Adapt, Become Resilient,...

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2023/05/05

When Jeff Hamaoui came to the Bay Area 20+ years ago, his mission was simple: bring people together under a common, humanitarian effort. Focusing heavily on improving sustainability, innovation, and impact investing, Jeff brings supply chains together and figures out how to make things better and faster at a cheaper rate – something which doesn't always go well with ESG (environmental, social and governance) investors. It wasn’t until age 47 when Jeff hit the bottom of his u-curve of happiness,

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44:30

The Valley Current®: Is Automation Radically Changing...

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2023/05/01

Years ago, it was not uncommon for an employee to spend 30+ years working at the same company. Today, talent is a revolving door with employees averaging under 4 years before moving on in their field. Succession planning has become a key aspect of today’s work environment and not only do businesses now constantly focus on attracting top notch talent, but they must also create a reputation for being a great place for future employees to spend a few years there. Host Jack Russo and Andrew Gardiner

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47:41

The Valley Current®: Will ChatGPT Become A New...

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2023/04/28

People go where the jobs go. Better employment opportunities have historically been the main draw for areas experiencing significant population growth and has been the key reason for Silicon Valley’s rapid expansion over the decades. Even though Silicon Valley’s housing market has begun to stagnate, nothing seems to be a bigger red flag than Google putting the brakes on its mega-campus in San Jose. It’s easy enough to point fingers at the work-from-home trend as the main reason for this pause, but

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51:02

The Valley Current®: You Are Your Own Brand

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2023/04/26

Resilience is one of the most important traits an entrepreneur can have. The ability to quickly pick yourself up and get back on your feet without feeling destroyed makes for a solid leader who will focus on finding solutions. If an entrepreneur can create a reputation for being that sort of leader, they become more than the owner of a startup – they become their own brand. Host Jack Russo chats with consultant Tom Casey about why it is important to be your own brand.

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41:58

The Valley Current®: How Does One Ignite (Business)...

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2023/04/14

Nothing kills a company faster than a toxic, destructive workplace. The ability to Ignite Culture within a company enables businesses to promote a healthy work environment with employees who perform more effectively towards the company’s goal. Creating a solid business culture may sound obvious or even easy to do, but transitioning leadership, employee generational differences, and reshaped workplaces can make workplace harmony a seemingly unachievable goal. Today host Jack Russo and Margaret

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34:49

The Valley Current®: Is ChatGPT Changing Software...

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2023/04/12

The first image that comes to mind when the average person thinks about software development is a group of code monkeys in cubicles slaving over a well-worn keyboard, but that image could be changing soon. When software professional Charlie Zha first played with GPT 2 in the 90’s, GPT’s capabilities were not as impressive as they are now. Today ChatGPT can do more than write you a cute poem or story, ChatGPT can perform knowledge intensive work like writing creative business processes and

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