Loading Video Deep Tech Showcase 2024 Deep Tech Showcase 2024, Mishc News Key AI commitments of the major UK political parties With the general election set for 4 July 2024, the UK's major political parties have unveiled their manifestos, each offering a distinct vision for the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the UK. News Labour's manifesto promises for UK tech analysed: Emma Woollcott for IT Pro In a recent article by ITPro, the UK Labour Party's manifesto for the tech sector was scrutinised, revealing plans to enhance digital infrastructure, regulate AI and expand national 5G coverage. News What do the main party manifestos say about data? Shortly after the announcement that there would be a July 4 general election, it became apparent that the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill, which had been mooted in various forms for two years, had lapsed. News The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers (DMCC) Act: What it means for software and digital content providers As part of the sweep-up of legislation still working its way through Parliament when this year's UK general election was announced, one pivotal bill received Royal Assent on 24 May 2024: the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers (DMCC) Act. News The impact of deepfakes on the UK general election The use of deepfakes, and their sophistication is accelerating. Our experts explore the risks to democracy from manipulated content, such as video or audio clips that incriminate politicians, or doctored campaign materials. News Are you a 'Provider' or 'Deployer' of an AI System under the EU AI Act? The EU AI Act ("the Act") is reshaping the landscape of artificial intelligence regulation within the European Union ("EU"), bringing with it a host of obligations and responsibilities for those involved in AI systems. Podcast Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions - How AI is revolutionising patient outcomes in healthcare In this Mishcon Academy digital session, Kim Wedral-Rooke, Partner and Head of Innovate Employment at Mishcon de Reya is joined with Vibhor Gupta, Director and Founder of PangaeaData. News Cybercrime bracing for impact of AI - a big change or business as usual? If there is one thing that history has taught us about the evolution of cybercrime, it is that significant technological developments are a catalyst for dramatic shifts in criminal methods. The evolution of cybercrime is marked by periods of rapid innovation followed by phases of consolidation. With artificial intelligence (AI) reshaping business operations, it's crucial to consider whether AI will spark a new era of cybercrime or simply enhance existing criminal efficiencies. News Firms share how UPC has shaped their business: Nina O'Sullivan for Managing IP In an article for Managing IP, practitioners from various law firms discuss the significant impact of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) on their workload and the legal landscape since its inception. News Mishcon de Reya advises Wayve on landmark $1.05 billion Series C funding round Mishcon de Reya recently advised self-driving car technology startup Wayve on its $1.05 billion Series C investment round. This round was spearheaded by SoftBank Group and saw contributions from new investor NVIDIA, as well as continued support from existing investor Microsoft. News UPC appeal ruling clarifies language change framework Conor McLaughlin and Nina O'Sullivan have written an article for Law360 analysing the approach of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) in relation to requests to change the language of the proceedings before the Court of First Instance. View more Loading Previous 1 ... 8 9 10 11 12 ... 43 Next Items 109 to 120 of 508
News Key AI commitments of the major UK political parties With the general election set for 4 July 2024, the UK's major political parties have unveiled their manifestos, each offering a distinct vision for the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the UK.
News Labour's manifesto promises for UK tech analysed: Emma Woollcott for IT Pro In a recent article by ITPro, the UK Labour Party's manifesto for the tech sector was scrutinised, revealing plans to enhance digital infrastructure, regulate AI and expand national 5G coverage.
News What do the main party manifestos say about data? Shortly after the announcement that there would be a July 4 general election, it became apparent that the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill, which had been mooted in various forms for two years, had lapsed.
News The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers (DMCC) Act: What it means for software and digital content providers As part of the sweep-up of legislation still working its way through Parliament when this year's UK general election was announced, one pivotal bill received Royal Assent on 24 May 2024: the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers (DMCC) Act.
News The impact of deepfakes on the UK general election The use of deepfakes, and their sophistication is accelerating. Our experts explore the risks to democracy from manipulated content, such as video or audio clips that incriminate politicians, or doctored campaign materials.
News Are you a 'Provider' or 'Deployer' of an AI System under the EU AI Act? The EU AI Act ("the Act") is reshaping the landscape of artificial intelligence regulation within the European Union ("EU"), bringing with it a host of obligations and responsibilities for those involved in AI systems.
Podcast Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions - How AI is revolutionising patient outcomes in healthcare In this Mishcon Academy digital session, Kim Wedral-Rooke, Partner and Head of Innovate Employment at Mishcon de Reya is joined with Vibhor Gupta, Director and Founder of PangaeaData.
News Cybercrime bracing for impact of AI - a big change or business as usual? If there is one thing that history has taught us about the evolution of cybercrime, it is that significant technological developments are a catalyst for dramatic shifts in criminal methods. The evolution of cybercrime is marked by periods of rapid innovation followed by phases of consolidation. With artificial intelligence (AI) reshaping business operations, it's crucial to consider whether AI will spark a new era of cybercrime or simply enhance existing criminal efficiencies.
News Firms share how UPC has shaped their business: Nina O'Sullivan for Managing IP In an article for Managing IP, practitioners from various law firms discuss the significant impact of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) on their workload and the legal landscape since its inception.
News Mishcon de Reya advises Wayve on landmark $1.05 billion Series C funding round Mishcon de Reya recently advised self-driving car technology startup Wayve on its $1.05 billion Series C investment round. This round was spearheaded by SoftBank Group and saw contributions from new investor NVIDIA, as well as continued support from existing investor Microsoft.
News UPC appeal ruling clarifies language change framework Conor McLaughlin and Nina O'Sullivan have written an article for Law360 analysing the approach of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) in relation to requests to change the language of the proceedings before the Court of First Instance.