A Qubit Revolution: Potential implications of quantum computing on the GDPR
Mayowa Oluwasanmi discusses the implications Quantum Computing may have on GDPR and Data Protection.
Technology Law
Our coverage on technology law, policy and regulation.
Trade Disputes & Dispute Resolution: Are Virtual Hearings The Way Forward?
Gbemisola Osadua, Conor Courtney, Andrea Morelli, Archana Mudali, & Onosetalese Ogbebor discuss the future of Virtual Dispute Resolution in Times of Crisis.
Making Sense of Tech Law Episode 5: Crimes Against Humanity: The impact of digital evidence
Understanding and assisting the use of digital evidence to increase accountability for atrocity crimes and human rights abuses.This goal and more is shared by Bethany Houghton, assistant counsel at Public International Law and Policy Group.
Salesforce’s acquisition of Slack: What’s next?
Salesforce’s announcement of its acquisition of Slack this past month, its largest [https://www....
Making Sense of Tech Law Episode 4: Is the law holding AI back?
Matt Hervey--Head of AI at Gowling WLG and co-editor of 'The Law of Artificial...
The SCL Sir Henry Brooke Student Essay Prize 2021
An introduction to this year's SCL Student Essay Competition.
Atrocities on Camera: Solutions to Admissibility Issues with Digital Evidence at the International Criminal Court
Due to the proliferation of mobile phones with built-in cameras, the volume of information on...
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