All Party Parliamentary Group on the Future of Work issues report
Recommendations aim to ensure that the AI ecosystem is genuinely human-centred, principles-driven and accountable.
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Recommendations aim to ensure that the AI ecosystem is genuinely human-centred, principles-driven and accountable.
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The Court annulled a small part of the European Commission’s decision but has upheld the level of fine.
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Hoi Tak Leung, our regular contributor from Hong Kong, outlines the important parts of China's new Personal Information Protection Law which came into force on 1st November.
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The Supreme Court unanimously allowed the appeal and restored the order refusing permission to serve the proceedings on Google made by the first instance judge.
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ASA publishes report on targeting of alcohol ads online, BEIS issues report about drone regulation alongside government response, CMA publishes recommendation to UK government on vertical block exemption and more in this week’s round-up of UK, EU and international techlaw news developments not covered elsewhere on the SCL website.
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CMA tells JD Sports to sell Footasylum after investigation identified competition concerns, especially in relation to online shopping.
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Regulators highlight the lack of transparency around Clearview AI’s collection practices, the monetisation of individuals’ data for a purpose entirely outside reasonable expectations, and the risk of adversity to people whose images are included in their database
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Raghunath Ananthapur and Prithvika Prasad summarise the latest moves in India over child safety on social platforms
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The consultation covers copyright in works made by AI, text and data mining using copyright material and patents for inventions devised by AI
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Suddenly the metaverse is everywhere. But what are the potential legal ramifications of living and working in this parallel universe? In this second part of two part article a team from Norton Rose Fulbright LLP will look at the potential legal issues. Part 1 looked at the technology behind the concept
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