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EU, UK and US sign world’s first AI treaty

The signatory countries must ratify the AI Convention in order for it to have effect in their jurisdiction

A Look at the Cross-Border Payments Market

A cross-border payment occurs when the payer and payee are in two different countries and divided into two distinct categories.

‘Blueprint’ for trust in use of health data outlined

Cerys Wyn Davies of Pinsent Masons said winning patient trust over data use has been a challenge organisations in the health and social care sectors have faced for years.

Back to school – lessons for building owners using facial recognition technology

Typically, FRT involves using cameras to capture an individual's image and then facial recognition software to produce a biometric template from that image.

Retention of corporate email metadata, news from the Italian Data Protection Authority

The scope of the measure is of considerable impact for companies, since public and private employers will have to take the necessary measures to comply their personal data processing to prevent possible liability on both administrative and criminal level.

AI trends to watch

The AI space is fast-moving.

Demand for data centres offers UK real estate opportunity

Access to power is a crucial driver in respect of the siting of any data centre

Withers creates bespoke AI solution for Diligent

We knew that an AI system could provide the analytical power that Diligent was seeking, and it could be developed and deployed fast enough to meet their timescales.

Cyber reporting requirements for Bermuda insurers, insurance managers and insurance intermediaries following the CrowdStrike faulty software update

The initial report should provide a brief overview of the incident, including the nature and extent of the breach.

AT&T data breach: what happened and what it means for you

As noted, AT&T has said that the content of text messages was not exposed, but it is important to note that even absent this breach, text messaging is generally not secure.

Doron Goldstein contributes to Human Technology Foundation’s report “Unlocking Digital Identity

The report aims to guide multiple stakeholders, including policymakers, technology providers, end-users, and society at large, toward realizing the full potential of Digital ID systems.

Tech Imprints: How the UAE is approaching data protection

They discuss the significant changes introduced by the new federal data protection law, its impact on organizations managing personal data, and the future of data protection in the region.

Dentons partners with Intanify to offer innovative AI-powered IP risk analysis service

The platform now supports accelerated IP audit and due diligence processes for companies and IP professionals.

Hogan Lovells launches Digital Transformation Academy

There is still much work to be done, and this is where the Hogan Lovells Digital Transformation Academy comes in.

Irish businesses must act now to navigate the impact of AI and the EU AI Act

This also presents a good opportunity to review current business operations and practices against other existing legislation, such as data privacy and cyber security.

Snapchat case a blueprint for regulator engagement on AI

Snap launched the ‘My AI’ feature for UK users of Snapchat in 2023.

Risks of AI-enabled academic misconduct flagged in new study

The study, described by the institution as “the largest and most robust blind study of its kind, to date”

Harneys wins Law Firm of the Year – Fund Domicile at Hedgeweek Global Digital Assets Awards

For over ten years, Hedgeweek has been identifying and celebrating exceptional performance in fund management and service provision.

Australian AI assurance framework for public sector an important benchmark for private sector

Australia’s state and territory governments are expected to develop their own frameworks that will address their specific considerations while still being consistent with the national framework.

Apple faces potential Digital Markets Act fine over App Store rules

The Commission’s preliminary view is that none of Apple’s terms “allow developers to freely steer their customers”.

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