Mar 24, 2023 ICO updates guidance on use of artificial intelligence By Emily Hocken The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has published an updated version of its guidance on artificial intelligence (AI) and data...
Mar 16, 2023 The end of the GDPR as we know it? By Guy Cartwright The Data Protection and Digital Information Bill (No.2) was introduced last week, part of the government's drive to cut red-tape and...
Mar 14, 2023 Space the final jurisdictional frontier By Laura Beagrie Jurisdictional issues in space law are not just an issue for intellectual property ownership rights. It is great news that the...
Mar 02, 2023 Are you "tech shaming" your younger colleagues? By Emily Hocken Generation Z are widely viewed as being the most technologically literate age group, having been brought up in an information age and...
Feb 21, 2023 New industry guidance for game developers to protect children By Olivia Bishop The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has recently issued a series of recommendations for game developers to provide protection for...
Jan 17, 2023 A degree of plagiarism By Tom Lingard It seems like we have been talking about the impact of AI on everyday life for many years (primarily because we have), but the public...
Jan 09, 2023 How soon will it be before we're all working in the metaverse? By Emily Hocken In many industries, businesses are turning their backs on traditional ways of working post-pandemic and have adopted hybrid working...
Nov 18, 2022 UK government orders reverse of Chinese takeover of Britain’s largest chip plant By David Draper The UK government has this week published a decision concerning a £63m takeover of Newport semiconductor manufacturer Nexperia Newport...
Nov 11, 2022 FTX bankruptcy: how do you solve the problem of crypto-assets in insolvency? By Lucy Trott Cryptocurrency exchange FTX has filed for bankruptcy in the USA after the proposed bail-out by rival exchange, Binance, fell through...
Nov 09, 2022 Dark patterns: harmful puppeteering or harmless persuasion? By Beverley Flynn Design features used by websites and apps to influence consumer behaviour are under the spotlight, with some earning themselves the...
Nov 03, 2022 Research suggests using AI to reduce bias in recruitment is counter productive By Emily Hocken Recent research undertaken by the University of Cambridge's Centre for Gender Studies has suggested that using artificial intelligence...
Aug 16, 2022 How could neurotechnology change the way we work? By Emily Hocken Last week, the Law Society published a report on neurotechnology and its potential impact on the law and the legal profession. Although...