Do social network providers require (further?) regulation?
John-Paul Tettmar-Saleh presents the third of our series of this year’s Student Essay prize winners ….
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John-Paul Tettmar-Saleh presents the third of our series of this year’s Student Essay prize winners ….
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Peter Leonard challenges some accepted wisdom about the value of big data and how data driven businesses are regulated….
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A Eurobarometer survey has been published which shows that EU citizens are aware of the geo-blocking rules…
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Charlie Morgan and Rebecca Read give a brief overview of what artificial intelligence (AI) means, assess how process automation and machine learning is having an impact on dispute resolution and what things might look like in future….
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Report by Technology and Law Public Policy Commission published…
Draft investigatory powers regulations published, Law Society guidance, gambling news and HMTCS blog post in this week’s round-up of techlaw news from the past week…
Consultation open until 14th June with interim report to follow Summer 2019…
Rebecca Keating, building on her talk at last year’s Annual Conference, offers a novice’s guide to some of the key concepts of quantum computing, how near we are to practical quantum computing and the implications for lawyers ….
The European Commission’s independent expert group has published a revised version of its ethics guidelines for the use of AI….
Lawrence Akka QC reviews a recent judgment in the Singapore courts that examined algorithms, contract liability and the law of mistake…