UK law ICO releases guidance on biometric data and recognition The ICO has issued guidance on biometric recognition, which highlights how the UK GDPR applies when biometric data is used in biometric recognition systems. The guidance also looks at the uses of biometric recognition and explains how these involve processing special category biometric data. It…
Adrian Aronsson-Storrier and Helen Hart look at the recent case of Harber, a tax case involving fictitious case references generated by ChatGPT…
It says that the UK government is concentrating too much on AI safety rather than opportunities….
The package includes establishing an AI Office to implement and enforce the AI Act….
Read More… from European Commission launches AI innovation package to support AI startups and SMEs
The first chapter is open for consultation now, and the consultation ends on 1 March….
Read More… from Information Commissioner’s Office launches consultation series on generative AI
The headline is that the government will not pursue a broad TDM exemption to copyright infringement….
Read More… from UK government response to CMS AI and creative technology report published
It seeks views on whether the partnership, including recent developments, has resulted in a relevant merger situation and, if so, the impact that the merger could have on competition in the UK….
Read More… from CMA seeks views on Microsoft’s partnership with OpenAI
The draft regulation aims to ensure that AI systems placed on the European market and used in the EU are safe and respect fundamental rights and EU values. It also aims to stimulate investment and innovation….
Read More… from European Parliament and Council reach provisional agreement on AI Act
The Artificial Intelligence (Regulation) Bill received its first reading in the House of Lords on 22 November 2023. It provides that the UK government will create an AI Authority which will monitor the use and regulation of AI in the UK. It further sets out that regulation of AI should deliver safety, security and robustness;…
Read More… from Artificial Intelligence (Regulation) Bill has first reading in the House of Lords
The SCL AI Group are delighted to announce the launch of their Artificial Intelligence Contractual Clauses document. The development and use of AI will increase significantly over the next few years. AI systems will therefore increasingly become the subject matter of transactional contracts. AI technologies create new and unique risks which will need to be…