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Herrington Carmichael
AI is now all around us, and new improvements have made it even more powerful and easy to use. However, as AI becomes more common in the workplace, there's a risk that it could be used unfairly.
Norton Rose Fulbright Hong Kong
A recent report found that over 40% of business leaders expected to employ less people within the next five years due to the growth of AI technology, while the World Economic Forum...
WTW
For effective risk management, insurers require a catastrophe model evaluation framework that focuses on past performance, expert judgements, consistency in confidence levels, and a well-defined attitude to model risk.
Withers LLP
Chloe Flascher takes a closer look at the dangers of deepfakes and the legal protections introduced by the Online Safety Act in England and Wales.
Brown Rudnick LLP
Partner Jane Colston and associate Theodore Elton co-wrote a chapter about international asset tracing and the English courts for the 2024 edition of the CDR Fraud, Asset Tracing & Recovery.
Potter Clarkson
In the potentially ground-breaking decision on Emotional Perception delivered late last year, the High Court found that a claim relating to a trained artificial neural network (ANN)...
Alvarez & Marsal
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems become more advanced, public institutions and companies face growing risks from increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
AlixPartners
AI is no longer new news. It is disrupting industries and opening up opportunities for new levels of efficiency and effectiveness.
Wrigleys Solicitors
One of our team members, Laura Moss, talks about her experiences developing a small cohousing project in Cumbria. Here, she outlines how her group navigated the planning...
MME
Cyber attacks on public authorities and private individuals have increased sharply in re-cent years.
Herbert Smith Freehills
Recent developments in AI regulation make it clear that the burden, and risk, of regulating this exciting but difficult new area in the UK will fall squarely on existing sectoral regulators for now...
Proskauer Rose LLP
Welcome to the UK Regulation Round Up, a regular bulletin highlighting the latest developments in UK and EU financial services regulation.
CJC
From 2025, the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) will go live and represents an industry-wide realisation to prioritise operational resilience at financial institutions.
Marks & Clerk
For most sports fans, the first full week in April will always be synonymous with one of the most iconic annual sporting events - The Masters.
Withers LLP
The landscape of innovation continues to evolve as we advance through 2024, pushing boundaries and redefining what is possible in both the technology and sustainability sectors.
European Union
Rouse
On 13 March 2024, the European Parliament (Parliament) approved the EU Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act. The agreed regulation is expected to be adopted in April 2024.
Worldwide
Herbert Smith Freehills
In this regular post, we round-up FinTech-related financial services regulatory developments for the week ending 5 April 2024.
DLA Piper
Recently, the intersection of generative artificial intelligence (AI) and competition law has become a focal point for competition authorities worldwide. With the imminent adoption...
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
On 1 April 2024, the United Kingdom and the USA signed a Memorandum of Understanding detailing how both governments will work together to develop tests for advanced artificial intelligence models.
Lewis Silkin
With much excitement the EU Parliament's plenary vote on the EU AI Act (the "Act") took place on 13 March 2024. The voting was overwhelmingly in favour and the Act is being hailed as the world's...
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