1n2 Daily
No. 109
UK Policy Lags as Abusers Adopt New Technologies
A new report highlights the disparity between evolving abusive tactics and existing UK policy. Perpetrators are increasingly leveraging technology to monitor, control, and harass victims, creating new challenges for law enforcement and support services.
The report emphasizes the need for updated legislation and training to address technology-facilitated abuse, which includes covert surveillance, data theft, and online harassment. Failure to adapt risks leaving victims vulnerable and hindering efforts to prevent domestic violence.
AI Adoption Rapidly Growing Among Young Lawyers
A recent survey reveals that nearly half of early-career lawyers are utilizing AI tools daily. This indicates a significant shift in legal practice and potential changes to workflows and skillsets.
US Companies Seek Cheaper AI Models in China
Several US companies are increasingly using Chinese AI models due to their lower pricing. This trend highlights growing competition in the AI market and potential cost-saving opportunities for businesses.
The morning inbox carried 25 substantive captures — 15 from tech, 10 from ai. Nothing stood up loud enough to lead, but the volume itself is worth a glance; the full link list is below.
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'Abuse of technology': Croatia files official FIFA complaint after controversial World Cup exit to Portug
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N1 / OpenClaw: Hermes evolution
Defined per `project_openclaw.md` Hermes section: N1's runtime IS Hermes via `hermes claw migrate`. Pre-shelving this was the next move.
Hermes: Migration audit
Run `hermes claw migrate --dry-run` against `~/.openclaw`. Verify SOUL/MEMORY/USER, skills, exec_approval_patterns, TTS, 6 secrets port cleanly.