Predictions 2018 – 6
Emily Foges, an advocate for the increased use and usefulness of AI, offers her view of the future…
Technology, Society & Justice
Predictions 2018 – 5
Chris Marsden looks back on past predictions and looks forward through 2018 and beyond, with a special focus on net neutrality…
Predictions 2018 – 3 & 4
Soften the Monday morning blues by opening two doors in the Predictions 2018 advent calendar. Contributions from predictions debutant Lucy McCormick and old-hand Andrew Haslam…
Predictions 2018 – 2
Gideon Shirazi weighs in with his predictions for 2018…
Grasping the Nettle: Tackling the Stinging Issues of Consent
Matthew Holman and Lewis Borg analyse some of the most pressing issues on consent under the GDPR and challenge the ICO to clarify some of its guidance…
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Data Protection: ICO Charges under the GDPR
Laurence Eastham worries about the ICO’s future funding and its capacity to do all that it might need to….
‘A Manual of Style for Contract Drafting’ – take it 3 times a day and finish the course
Charles Drayson reviews the fourth edition of this well respected work and adds a few pithy observations on the state of IT contract drafting…
SCL Event Report: Sextech, Porn and the Law
Lorraine Chimbga reflects on a thought-provoking session which explored the issues surrounding sextech and which raised fundamental questions about the type of society we are moulding….
AI Report: Good Vision but Hard Questions Remain
Sue McLean thinks a new government AI report outlines a positive vision, but leaves some key questions unanswered…
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Driverless Vehicles and Collaboration in Cyber-security
Stuart Young believes that cyber-security must jostle for pole in the race for a successful driverless future and that collaboration is key…
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