AI in the Dock: the Trial of Superdebthunterbot
Michael Butterworth reports on a very special event…
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Michael Butterworth reports on a very special event…
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Alex Shattock and Gideon Shirazi weigh the impact of recent Supreme Court judgments on claims relating to implied terms and contemplate their impact in the context of some common tech project scenarios…
Michael Bywell suggests one route to overcoming cognitive delusion, deception and strategic manipulation in technology projects. He suggests that reference class forecasting may provide an answer and considers the legal implications….
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There is an important opportunity to influence future legislation that is being obscured by a controversy over protection for ‘whistle-blowers’…
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Christopher Knight summarises an important Court of Appeal judgment on subject access requests and legal professional privilege….
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There are new SCL Trustees and two of those retiring from the Board of Trustees have become SCL Fellows…
Pearse Ryan and Robert Cain raise awareness of an interesting new initiative…
The alternative title suggested by Gill Hunt and Vicky Cooper was: ‘I’m a disappointed Business Sponsor, get me out of here!’, which illustrates the focus of this perceptive and useful article….
Sue McLean takes a careful look at a series of common questions that arise, and are likely to arise with increasing frequency, where support is sought from practitioners on a blockchain project…
Mike Pierides, Sarah Atkinson and Dan Coen cover the basic, and crucial, issues that need to be considered when multi-jurisdictional outsourcing contracts are in contemplation…