BOOK REVIEW: We, the Robots?: Regulating Artificial Intelligence and the Limits of the Law
Darren Grayson Chng on a book that looks at the risk to governance posed by AI - and what can be done.
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Darren Grayson Chng on a book that looks at the risk to governance posed by AI - and what can be done.
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ASA publishes advice on dark patterns and advertising regulations, Master of the Rolls gives speech on smart legal contracts, UK government consults on Online Sales Tax and more in this week’s round-up of UK and EU techlaw news developments not covered elsewhere on the SCL website.
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The government aims to ensure that mobile and broadband networks will be better protected from cyber attacks under stronger security rules
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The UK government is adding two new duties to its Online Safety Bill to strengthen the law against anonymous online abuse.
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EDPB issues documents about Cybercrime Convention, AI liability and the final version of its guidelines on tools for transfers.
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ICO issues new guidance on video surveillance systems, ICO issues fines for nuisance marketing texts and more in this week’s round-up of UK and EU techlaw news developments not covered elsewhere on the SCL website.
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The government is consulting on proposed measures for full fibre broadband operators to stop installing Huawei equipment affected by US sanctions.
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The proposed Data Act aims to provide measures for a fair and innovative data economy
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The government is replacing EU exemptions from competition law for agreements between producers, distributors and retailers with bespoke rules for the UK.
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Lee Gluyas and Stephanie Woods look at the clauses you can use in IT contracts that map out what would happen if a dispute does arise.
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