POSTED BY ELLA MOSS | 16 NOVEMBER 2023 Inspiring the next generation ... of machines With Artificial Intelligence (AI) becoming increasingly integrated into our daily lives, it is important for us to know how to use it, and what our rights are when we do so. With developments like ChatGPT moving so fast, how can AI be squared with copyright legislation? ... Read more Share this article Bookmark this page 5 min read AI Intellectual property Technology
POSTED BY DEBORAH DAWSON | 16 NOVEMBER 2023 Navigating the future - AI in Telecoms friend or foe? It’s been a busy month on AI at the Global AI Safety Summit , followed by a meeting between the PM and Elon Musk. At the same time, we were at an event focusing on the Future of Telecoms – the Impact of AI on Security and Privacy. We summarise the themes from the event, then look at some of the legal risks posed by the development of AI ... Share this article Bookmark this page 5 min read
POSTED BY SARA WARNER | 15 NOVEMBER 2023 The Microsoft / Activision saga - a real game changer? When Microsoft Corporation first announced its intention, in January 2022, to acquire Activision Blizzard, Inc. some regulatory scrutiny was almost inevitable. However, few will have anticipated the regulatory saga that was to follow in the UK and persists in the US ... Share this article Bookmark this page 5 min read
POSTED BY JAMEEL MANN | 30 OCTOBER 2023 Protecting your business when an employee seeks to join a competitor - it all starts with the Contract of Employment We often see problems arise when employees leave a technology business and seek to use confidential information for the benefit of their new employer or attempt to take intellectual property. Share this article Bookmark this page 3 min read
POSTED BY ANGELA LOWN | 30 OCTOBER 2023 [Is it] the end of CVs as we know it? (And do you feel fine?)* The last 10 years have been described by many as the ‘decade of disruption’. In this brief period advances in technology have brought us Alexa, driverless cars, 3D printing, and AI... Share this article Bookmark this page 5 min read
POSTED BY DAVID HALL | 28 SEPTEMBER 2023 Sending data to the US? What UK organisations need to know about the new UK-US data bridge A ‘data bridge’ is about to be established between the UK and US to permit the flow of personal data without the need for ‘overseas transfer’ safeguards. This only applies where the recipient in the US is certified under a Data Privacy Framework... Share this article Bookmark this page 4 min read
POSTED BY PAUL KNIGHT | 25 APRIL 2023 Trust in Digital Identities The issue of digital identities is a hot topic within the UK technology sector and the government has introduced proposed legislation to tackle some of the issues digital identities present... Share this article Bookmark this page 3 min read
POSTED BY FELICITY LUSH | 24 APRIL 2023 Cybersecurity and NIS 2 – what does this mean for you? We share 5 key things you need to do if NIS 2 applies to you. The Directive’s provisions will kick in from autumn 2024. Felicity Lush looks at planning ahead to ensure your cybersecurity house is in order before the full provisions come into effect. Share this article Bookmark this page 7 min read
POSTED BY DAVID HALL | 14 MARCH 2023 Wanting to export software and SaaS technology? Proper preparation will prevent poor performance Software and SaaS (software as a service) are, on the face of it, portable and thus perfect for export, so it’s tempting to leap straight in and start making the supplies. In practice, time spent planning and preparing is time well spent. In this article we headline key factors to consider... Share this article Bookmark this page 7 min read
POSTED BY ZICKIE LIM | 13 MARCH 2023 Silicon Valley Bank’s UK unit saved by HSBC in rapid overnight rescue deal Last night we witnessed a swift rescue mission by HSBC who saved Silicon Valley Bank’s (SVB) UK unit from collapse. Share this article Bookmark this page 2 min read
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