Stephen Mathias gives some insight into the recent regulation of net neutrality in India, which outlaws tariffs that discriminate on the basis of content. It sheds greater light on the recent Facebook face-off with the Indian authorities over ‘Free Basics’…
Matthew Holman aims to clarify the SME exemptions and specific provisions set out in the compromise text of the GDPR. He also explores some of the areas where SME provisions were anticipated but ultimately were not included…
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These predictions come from a wide cross-section of lawyers engaged in tech law…
A collection of predictions from experts on the use of technology by lawyers and edisclosure…
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Possibly the last set of predictions for the year, although that’s hard to predict with certainty. If so, we are going out with a bang….
Our third set of predictions of the day focuses on ‘Smart Apps’ and ‘Algorithmic Law’…
Our second contributor of the day is Marion Oswald. She worries about the use of algorithmic data analysis…
Simon Crosby warns about placing too much reliance on machine learning and artificial intelligence as the security panacea…
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It’s still not too late to book for the SCL Annual Conference this coming Thursday (8th October). The programme covers a wide range of the current “hot topics” in Tech law. I’m looking forward to learning a lot. As well as the ideal way to catch up on Techlaw developments, the event is always a…
In another in our series of articles inspired by the recent SCL Technology Law Futures Conference, Rob Buckingham looks at the reality of developments in the UK concerning robotics and autonomous systems, in the context of the coming explosion in the applications of AI…