Loading Event 17 Oct 2023 In-House Counsel Day 2023 News Dan Hoadley and Nick West named as 2023 vLex Fastcase 50 Honorees Head of Data Science and Analytics Dan Hoadley and Partner and Chief Strategy Officer Nick West have been recognised as vLex Fastcase 50 Honorees for 2023. News 'Atlantic Declaration': Adam Rose explains the data implications of new UK-US trade agreement The UK and the US have recently signed a new agreement which covers various aspects of trade cooperation, setting out a series of sector-by-sector agreements on several matters, including AI regulation, electric car manufacturing, the recognition of professional qualifications, defence procurement and data protection alignment. News What's new in copyright law? Nina O'Sullivan for LexisNexis webinar Partner and Head Knowledge Lawyer Nina O’Sullivan recently delivered a webinar for LexisNexis reviewing the latest developments in copyright law. News Lessons in how not to be Fair, Reasonable And Non-Discriminatory: Optis v Apple [2023] The judgment of Marcus Smith J in Optis v Apple is worth close consideration for anybody negotiating or litigating over what licence terms for standard essential patents are FRAND (Fair, Reasonable and Non-Discriminatory). News Sarah Silverman's OpenAI copyright lawsuit: Peter Nunn in The Times Innovation Partner Peter Nunn spoke with The Times on news that US comedian and author Sarah Silverman is suing the ChatGPT developer OpenAI for copyright infringement. News Layered domain parking: wrong on so many levels Recent guidance and rulings published by the ASA has warned businesses to exercise caution with parked domain names, ensuring that they do not mislead visitors with deceptive advertisements. News Has analysis of AI systems' potentially discriminatory impact been too narrow? In the context of AI systems and discrimination, the focus has primarily been on flawed input data potentially creating an indirect discrimination risk. In this article we explore whether this focus has been too narrow, with the risk of direct discrimination by AI systems needing more attention. News What does ChatGPT mean for lawyers? Daniel Hoadley interviewed on Thomson Reuters' The Hearing podcast Head of Data Science & Analytics Daniel Hoadley has been interviewed for the Thomson Reuters' Practical Law podcast, The Hearing. News ICO warns of fines for companies who do not get cookie banners right The ICO has indicated that it is 'paying attention' to how companies use cookies on their websites and how they allow users to configure their settings. Event 4 Jul 2023 Navigating AI Regulation: Assessing risk and implementing practical steps to prepare your business News New advertising guidance on avoiding racial and ethnic stereotypes Diversity and representation have become increasingly important in the world of advertising. The Committee of Advertising Practice has unveiled new guidance that aims to eradicate harmful stereotypes from advertisements. View more Loading Previous 1 ... 16 17 18 19 20 ... 42 Next Items 205 to 216 of 498
News Dan Hoadley and Nick West named as 2023 vLex Fastcase 50 Honorees Head of Data Science and Analytics Dan Hoadley and Partner and Chief Strategy Officer Nick West have been recognised as vLex Fastcase 50 Honorees for 2023.
News 'Atlantic Declaration': Adam Rose explains the data implications of new UK-US trade agreement The UK and the US have recently signed a new agreement which covers various aspects of trade cooperation, setting out a series of sector-by-sector agreements on several matters, including AI regulation, electric car manufacturing, the recognition of professional qualifications, defence procurement and data protection alignment.
News What's new in copyright law? Nina O'Sullivan for LexisNexis webinar Partner and Head Knowledge Lawyer Nina O’Sullivan recently delivered a webinar for LexisNexis reviewing the latest developments in copyright law.
News Lessons in how not to be Fair, Reasonable And Non-Discriminatory: Optis v Apple [2023] The judgment of Marcus Smith J in Optis v Apple is worth close consideration for anybody negotiating or litigating over what licence terms for standard essential patents are FRAND (Fair, Reasonable and Non-Discriminatory).
News Sarah Silverman's OpenAI copyright lawsuit: Peter Nunn in The Times Innovation Partner Peter Nunn spoke with The Times on news that US comedian and author Sarah Silverman is suing the ChatGPT developer OpenAI for copyright infringement.
News Layered domain parking: wrong on so many levels Recent guidance and rulings published by the ASA has warned businesses to exercise caution with parked domain names, ensuring that they do not mislead visitors with deceptive advertisements.
News Has analysis of AI systems' potentially discriminatory impact been too narrow? In the context of AI systems and discrimination, the focus has primarily been on flawed input data potentially creating an indirect discrimination risk. In this article we explore whether this focus has been too narrow, with the risk of direct discrimination by AI systems needing more attention.
News What does ChatGPT mean for lawyers? Daniel Hoadley interviewed on Thomson Reuters' The Hearing podcast Head of Data Science & Analytics Daniel Hoadley has been interviewed for the Thomson Reuters' Practical Law podcast, The Hearing.
News ICO warns of fines for companies who do not get cookie banners right The ICO has indicated that it is 'paying attention' to how companies use cookies on their websites and how they allow users to configure their settings.
Event 4 Jul 2023 Navigating AI Regulation: Assessing risk and implementing practical steps to prepare your business
News New advertising guidance on avoiding racial and ethnic stereotypes Diversity and representation have become increasingly important in the world of advertising. The Committee of Advertising Practice has unveiled new guidance that aims to eradicate harmful stereotypes from advertisements.