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Artificial and emotional intelligence must be combined to unleash the power of legal tech

Organised by The School of Law at Queen's University Belfast, this year's event has been sponsored by Herbert Smith Freehills.

Navigating the Intricacies of Artificial Intelligence in Singapore's Securities Sector

This Legal Update delves into the legal and regulatory landscape governing use of AI in Singapore’s securities industry; exploring key players, guiding melodies and the harmonies that may lie ahead.

How buyers of AI can impose controls on use

The risk of regulatory non-compliance is another important consideration, particularly from a data privacy perspective, and increasingly from an AI regulation perspective.

Dutch web-scraping guidance warns businesses of GDPR breach risks

The EU and UK data protection authorities have repeatedly expressed concerns in the past about the risk posed by web-scraping to the rights and freedoms of individuals.

Fresh call for UK copyright law to be updated for AI age

The issues with copyright are manifesting right now and problematic business models are fast becoming entrenched and normalised

Freshfields Partners Named to Lawdragon's 500 Leading Global Cyber Lawyers Guide

The guide recognizes top data and privacy specialists who connect our digital world.

Nineteen Norton Rose Fulbright lawyers named to 2024 Lawdragon 500 Leading Global Cyber Lawyers guide

Norton Rose Fulbright is among the top ten firms with the most lawyers included in this guide.

Hogan Lovells advises on issuance of native digital bond, governed by English law and issued on a public blockchain

The Hogan Lovells Digital Assets and Blockchain Hub hosts further resources on digital capital markets

The chips are down – Bitcoin in the courts

The cryptocurrency industry was hoping that these cases would fully review the application of copyright and database rights.

AI: Risk and Regulatory Considerations for Irish Regulated Firms

These risks include operational vulnerabilities; ethical concerns; data privacy issues; and, as we will consider further here, regulatory compliance challenges.

CMA outlines initial concerns involving AI foundation models

The CMA is concerned that the businesses which control the main inputs

Global Data Review Ranks Ropes & Gray an Elite Firm for Data Law for Third Consecutive Year

The GDR 100 identifies and profiles the world’s best data law firms.

Slaughter and May announces fourth Collaborate Cohort

For the fourth cohort, the firm sought to work with legal tech startups of all shapes and sizes – but those using generative AI were encouraged to apply.

Seeing is deceiving: manipulated digital content, deepfakes and the law

The EU AI Act does say that AI systems that influence the outcomes of elections or voter behaviour are treated as high-risk systems.

Noah Roworth has been shortlisted in the Jersey Finance Rising Stars awards 2024

Noah was put forward by Director of Information Technology Craig Hartley

New PCI DSS requirements for payment card processors in effect from 1 April

The fourth version of the standard will come into effect on 1 April, impacting all companies that handle cardholder data.

Cracking the code: Legal hurdles for integrating AI in Singapore

The effectiveness of AI technology hinges on the quality of data sets used for training the AI tool.

UK bitcoin money laundering case underscores key prevention role of professional services

Wen was ultimately found guilty of an offence related to money laundering.

AI moves the dial on addressing tech change in outsourcing contracts

When a supplier is required under an outsourcing contract to engage in continuous improvement this will give a customer confidence that the supplier will consider technology

How AI use in cyber attacks affects insurers’ risk exposure

Insurers may also wish to consider how the use of AI to enable cyber attacks impacts more broadly across other insurance products

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