Law and Change
BIICL Centre for Comparative Law is collaborating with Professor Mark Findlay (Honorary Senior Fellow, BIICL; former Director of SMU Centre for AI and Data Governance) on a series of webinars on 'Law and Change'. 'Law and Change' is a series designed to discuss how global crises are changing law and how law and legal services can assist in the orderly management of global change.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is touted as the remedy for many of the economic, social, political and cultural contentions in an epoch where social demographics are unbalanced, economic growth is slowing, labour markets are fragile, and global trade is wracked with protectionism. The 'Law and Change' series brings together experts from the fields of law, technology, and ethics, and offers a vibrant opportunity to stimulate debate about recent challenges, and the nature and direction of change from global perspectives.
Law and Change Events
Related publications from the 'Law & Change' team and speakers
Regulating AI and Big Data in Emerging Economies edited by Mark Findlay (2024)
Artificial Intelligence and the Crises of Judicial Power: (Not) Cutting the Gordian Knot? by Giulia Gentile in Oxford Handbook on Digital Constitutionalism (2024)
Taking Technical Standardization of Fundamental Rights Seriously for Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence by Gregory Lewkowicz and Ritha Sarf (2024)
'Legal Prediction', in Ebers, M. (ed.), LegalTech Stichwortkommentar, Nomos 2023
Mass Data Sharing in Smart Cities by Mark Findlay and Berenika Drazewska (2023)
Governance of Artificial Intelligence in the European Union edited by Marion Ho-Dac (2023, with C. Pellegrini)
The Cambridge Handbook of Artificial Intelligence - Global Perspectives on Law and Ethics edited by Michel Cannarsa (2022, with L. DiMatteo and C. Poncibò)
AI in the Courtroom and Judicial Independence: An EU Perspective by Giulia Gentile (2022)
The Problematisation of Human Control over Lethal Autonomous Weapons - A Case Study of the US Department of Defense by Mikolaj Firlej in Regulating Artificial Intelligence in Industry (2022)
The Cambridge Handbook of Lawyering in the Digital Age edited by Michel Cannarsa (2021, with L. DiMatteo, M. Durovic, F. De Elizalde, A. Janssen and P. Ortolani)
Law and COVID-19 by Singapore Management University School of Law (2020)
The Cambridge Handbook of Smart Contracts, Blockchain Technology and Digital Platforms edited by Michel Cannarsa (2019, with L. DiMatteo and C. Poncibò)
