Experts dissect the EU’s proposed AI regulation, examining its definition of AI, the role of data quality, and potential impacts on business. Key concerns include defining “high-quality data,” the risk-based classification system, and the potential economic impact on EU businesses. …
Are you interested in finding out more about: the applications of Legal Technology to delivering social justice during the Covid 19 pandemic, the ICO’s approach to the regulation of novel IT solutions, such as the UKs recently created contract tracing app, or how the Manchester law and technology initiative is …
Recent breakthroughs in biotechnology, like self-reproducing robots at Cornell and reanimated pig brains at Yale, are blurring the boundaries of life and death. These advancements raise profound ethical and legal questions about the creation of artificial life and the potential for human brain revival. As we navigate this uncharted territory, urgent discussions are needed to ensure these technologies are developed and used ethically and responsibly.
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This latest article takes a look at current UK road traffic law and examines its suitability for regulating vehicle accidents involving self-driving vehicles. But notably whilst the law has traditionally been focused on placing liability on human ‘drivers’ who have until recently been at the heart of most road traffic accidents, would it still be right or even fair to argue the same in light of the growing capabilities of highly autonomous self-driving vehicles? …
The UK’s Automated Vehicles Act of 2024 accelerates the rollout of driverless cars by 2026. This transition involves initial overridable self-driving cars, followed by fully autonomous vehicles, aiming to enhance safety and reduce congestion while addressing human and machine errors. …
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