Techlaw News Round-Up
EDPB consultation on connected vehicles, European parliament resolution on AI and joint statement on data protection compliance in financial services in this week’s round-up of techlaw news from the past week…
Society & Justice
‘Digital world requires a new approach to regulation’ says House of Lords Communications Select Committee
The House of Lords Communication Select Committee has issued its report on Regulating in a Digital World…
Updated Code of Conduct for use of AI in NHS systems published
Code seeks to set out the “rules of engagement between industry and the health and care system”…
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Online Courts: A Report on the First International Forum
The team from Kennedys, who were one of the event sponsors, report on this ground-breaking event held over two days in December 2018…
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“Facebook seems willing neither to be regulated nor scrutinised”: Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee publishes Final Report on Disinformation and ‘fake news’
Recommendations build on those presented in an interim report published in July 2018…
How can the law regulate removal of fake news?
Professor Chris Marsden and Dr Trisha Meyer summarise the recommendations for regulating fake news set out in their report presented to the European Parliament….
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Human Rights, Business and Tech Lawyers: 10 things to consider
Sarah Ellington and Daniel D’Ambrosio of DLA Piper run through ten of the most pressing emerging human rights risks affecting law tech decision-making…
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Predictions 2019: The Black Box Problem and Legal AI
Ben Taylor, CEO of Rainbird, thinks regulators are not yet ready for legal AI using neural networks…
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Are you thinking what I’m linking? Liability for hyperlinks
Leo Davidson of 11KBW summarises the recent ECtHR decision on publisher liability for linked content…
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Whither FinTech? Whither AI?
In another teaser from the forthcoming issue of Computers & Law, Simon Deane-Johns asks some searching questions about short-term problems and long-term challenges…