Reading the Mind: Neuroimaging technology and its possible use in court
Alex Cumming discusses how Neuroimaging technology might be used to prove intention in court cases.
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Can bias in artificial intelligence ever be completely eliminated?
Camilla Uppal discusses the challenge of relying on Artificial Intelligence in Police, Court, and Military systems, due to the potential of bias.
Safe Harbour: Waves of change in the EU and US – what’s next for the UK?
Brian Leung discusses challenges of copyright regulation on social media platforms such as Twitter, and how this interacts with the concept of Safe Harbour
A US Perspective: Could defamation be taken to court in the modern era of social media?
Aybike Ceren Kahveci discusses the standard for defamation through the lens of social media, and asks what being a public figure means for the future of technology law.
Making Smart Contracts, Smart. - How verifiable data can make smart contracts play an important role in today's business world.
Ahmad Akbar evaluates the use of smart contracts in the commercial sphere.
Top Techlaw graduate schemes and start-up development programmes being offered by UK Law firms
As many students accept their university places, and many others look forward to graduation, we consider some of the Techlaw pathways available to aspiring lawyers and entrepreneurs.
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