My predictions for 2016 are: • The UK Supreme Court will give further judgments emphasising the words used in contracts, applied to other contractual clauses. • The courts will expand the duty of good faith in outsourcing contracts. • A high profile company will be caught carrying out a cyber-attack on another. • The EU…
Last set for today – stimulating stuff from the Chairman of the Dynamo North East IT network…
The Leap to the Intelligence Age?…
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Friday’s predictions begin with a slightly gloomy set from Callum Sinclair, an IT law expert based in DLA Piper’s Edinburgh office…
Day 3 of predictions and we start with some disclosure and AI predictions from noted edisclosure consultant Andrew Haslam…
Simon Crosby warns about placing too much reliance on machine learning and artificial intelligence as the security panacea…
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The first prediction of this year’s batch comes from Kit Burden, who has contributed in every year….
Marion Oswald writes about the danger of anger and conflicting or simplistic argument obscuring the things that matter when serious issues surrounding the detail of the draft Investigatory Powers Bill need to be examined….
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The long awaited Bill has now been published…
In a guest post, Simon Deane-Johns, who was the Conference Chair, offers his thoughts on some of the themes covered at the SCL Technology Law Futures Conference held in the summer…
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