William Hooper, with some help from one the most memorable TV science programmes of the 70’s, looks ahead to a return to normality, greater platform regulation and more….
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Tom Whittaker and David Varney ponder what the courts might do in determining liability for actions taken by machine learning….
Darren Grayson Chng, in the third of a series, explores the background to forthcoming changes to the Singapore Personal Data Protection Act…
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James Castro-Edwards reviews why the ICO fined Ticketmaster and suggest some lessons to be learnt by other businesses….
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William Hooper provides an overview of the issues that need to be considered when investigating AI for the purposes of a dispute, compliance or explainability…
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