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AI and technology more broadly add an additional dimension to international law. Our aim is to partner with technology hubs in the UK and across the globe, looking at innovation models, exploring the policy issues and setting the parameters of the international and national regulatory contexts against which technologies are embedded.

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Short Course: Artificial Intelligence, Law and Ethics
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20 July 2023 Dynamic Competition and Big Tech Mergers
26 June 2023 Is AI and Mass Data Sharing the Future of Legal Ideas?
26 May 2023 LawGPT?: Using AI to Modernize Judicial Systems, Legal Practices and the Future of Legal Work
26 May Symposium on 'Public and Private Governance of Cybersecurity: Challenges and Potential
28 November 2022 4th Annual BIICL/Linklaters Tech Antitrust Roundtable
8 June 2022 Law and Change: Smart Cities and Sustainability
11 April 2022 Business, Human Rights and Artificial Intelligence
15 March 2022 Revisiting: We, the Robots
8 March 2022 Law and Change: Smart Cities, Platform Economy and the Vulnerable
6 December 2021 Unintended consequences of the DMA - fragmentation across the EU
25 November 2021 Convergence and divergence in global data protection law
24 November 2021 Can regulation promote innovation and competition, while guarding against harms online?
9 November 2021 The Politics and Policymaking of Encryption
22 October 2021 Law and Change: Social Media
12 July 2021 Artificial Intelligence (AI), Trade, and the Rule of Law
8 June 2021 Damages Claims for Mass Data Breaches: UK and European Perspectives
11 May 2021 Applying Product Liability rules to online platforms
10 March 2021 Is the definition of a Gatekeeper in the DMA the right one?
24 February 2021 Contesting AI explanations in the UK
28 October 2020 The Rule of Law in the technological age
15 October 2020 Trade, Tech, and Artificial Intelligence: Exporting British Values?
23 - 24 July 2020 Artificial Intelligence, Big Data and the Law: Reimagining the New Roots of Environmental Law
22 June 2020 Artificial Intelligence: The Future of Regulation - A Conversation with Lord Clement-Jones
2 June 2020 Artificial Intelligence and Data Economy: A Business and Human Rights Approach
18 May 2020 COVID-19, Artificial Intelligence and Data Governance: A Conversation with Lord Tim Clement-Jones

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