Tech

The Arrest of Pavel Durov: What Does This Mean for the Regulation of Messaging and Social Media Platforms?

Thea Glover

Nov 93 min read

The Arrest of Pavel Durov: What Does This Mean for the Regulation of Messaging and Social Media Platforms?

Assessing the implications of Durov's arrest on the future of social media.

The Legal Scene of Paris 2024: A Spectator’s Perspective

Katherine Clyne

Aug 225 min read

The Legal Scene of Paris 2024: A Spectator’s Perspective

As Paris 2024 kicks off, a complex legal scene is evident as unexpected twists occur following the Opening Ceremony

Byte by Byte: Russia’s Cyber Position and International Law

Carina Macdonald

Jul 75 min read

Byte by Byte: Russia’s Cyber Position and International Law

This article analyses Russia’s persistent cyber threat and the efficiency of international law in addressing such aggression.

A legal review of the AI Surveillance software at the Paris 2024 Olympics

Katherine Clyne

Jun 255 min read

A legal review of the AI Surveillance software at the Paris 2024 Olympics

What are the practicalities of planned AI Surveillance at this year's Olympic Games?

Holden Meilman

Apr 215 min read

The U.S. TikTok Ban: What Does It Mean?

What is the Bill? On 13 March, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled...

The Department of Justice’s Investigation into Boeing after Alaska Air Flight 1282

Sarah Manne

Apr 133 min read

The Department of Justice’s Investigation into Boeing after Alaska Air Flight 1282

The DOJ & FAA have both convened investigations into Boeing after a Boeing plane for Alaska Air suffered a door plug blowout at 16,000 ft.

Elliot Walker

Apr 74 min read

The E.U. A.I. Act: Costs and Benefits

The EU’s new AI act is the first comprehensive regulation of its kind and could perhaps create a global standard for the regulation of AI.

A Rotten Apple? How the E.U.’s €1.8 Billion Fine Hopes to Promote Fair Competition in the Tech Market

Emily Dunstan

Mar 304 min read

A Rotten Apple? How the E.U.’s €1.8 Billion Fine Hopes to Promote Fair Competition in the Tech Market

The tech giant Apple faces its first fine by EU commission, as the Digital Markets Act comes fully into force.

Do Social Media Censorship Laws Violate Freedom of Speech?

Katherine Clyne

Mar 144 min read

Do Social Media Censorship Laws Violate Freedom of Speech?

On 26 February, the U.S. Supreme Court held a four hour session as Netchoice fought Texas’s and Florida’s content moderation laws.

Navigating Privacy in 2023: Exploring Data Colonialism, AI Advancements, and Legal Landmarks in Getty Images vs. Stability AI and the New York Times vs. Microsoft and OpenAI

Adele Spitz

Mar 58 min read

Navigating Privacy in 2023: Exploring Data Colonialism, AI Advancements, and Legal Landmarks in Getty Images vs. Stability AI and the New York Times vs. Microsoft and OpenAI

This article explores data colonialism, surveillance, and legal battles over data protection laws, offering insight into the future of AI.

Competition Regulation and the A.I. Arms Race

Bea Wilding

Feb 136 min read

Competition Regulation and the A.I. Arms Race

A description of various competition regimes and the battles they are having with tech giants.

The Changing Landscape of E.U. Tech Regulation: Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

Bea Wilding

Feb 86 min read

The Changing Landscape of E.U. Tech Regulation: Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

An overview of the EU Data Act and Cyber Resilience Act and what they entail.

Sam-Bankman-Fried and the fall of his crypto empire.

Aarya Zimmerman

Nov 19, 20233 min read

Sam-Bankman-Fried and the fall of his crypto empire.

This article breaks down the fall of FTX, and the outcome of Sam-Bankman-Fried’s subsequent court case.

The Impact of Artificial General Intelligence on Climate Reform

Stella Rehbein

Nov 9, 20233 min read

The Impact of Artificial General Intelligence on Climate Reform

With AGI’s data collection abilities, experts can mitigate potential losses of businesses, inform the general public, and reform policy.

Art, A.I. and Ownership: The Tug-of-War in the Digital Age

Ariane O'Rourke

Nov 5, 20235 min read

Art, A.I. and Ownership: The Tug-of-War in the Digital Age

OpenAI's DALL·E 3 raises copyright issues by mimicking trademarked images. AI advancements challenge artistic integrity and legal ownership.

Elliot Walker

Nov 5, 20234 min read

Elon Musk and the Digital Services Act

The EU Commission has announced a probe into social media site X under the new Digital Services Act.

Space Law in the 21st Century: Is International Safety at the Whims of Private Companies?

Rowan Hoover

Nov 5, 20233 min read

Space Law in the 21st Century: Is International Safety at the Whims of Private Companies?

Shift to private sector: innovation, security concerns, outdated laws. Collaboration needed for safety, security, and transparency.

The Future of A.I. for Low-Income Communities and Developing Countries

Ilaria Freccia

Oct 18, 20232 min read

The Future of A.I. for Low-Income Communities and Developing Countries

How AI has, is, and can interact with low-income communities, particularly when it comes to creating equitable and affordable healthcare.

New frontier of AI and streaming residuals central to Hollywood strikes

Joanna Barrow

Aug 30, 20234 min read

New frontier of AI and streaming residuals central to Hollywood strikes

Developments in AI and changing media models have precipitated a double strike of writers and actors.

The Case for the Patent Protection of Artificial Intelligence Inventions

Bea Wilding

Aug 28, 20234 min read

The Case for the Patent Protection of Artificial Intelligence Inventions

The advantages of patenting software, including artificial intelligence.