It seems as though China is heading towards becoming the first “global superpower” for artificial intelligence (AI). Why? An interesting quote by author Abishur Prakash summarizes China’s position: “China is betting on Artificial intelligence (AI) and investing in AI and deploying AI on a scale no other country is doing.” What is artificial intelligence (AI)?
We are delighted to be listed in the UK Investment Support Directory which has been launched yesterday. The Directory is a smart, new digital tool which promotes private sector expertise in the UK to investors across the globe. To coincide with this launch, the Minister for Investment, Graham Stuart stated- Minister for Investment, Graham Stuart
The HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has announced that its recently released ‘reform programme’ is predicted to be finished by 2023.
The European Parliament has recently approved a new Copyright law that has the power to change the internet for all those susceptible to it.
Is the application of Patent’s upon ‘Green’ technology development acting as a detrimental barrier to the overall preservation of our planet?
The UK Budget 2018 announced that a ‘Digital Services Tax’ is to be introduced from April 2020 – but will this be practical?
Legal experts warn that Patent Law is likely to fall behind the advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in times to come.
Could the fundamental principles of science allow for the foundational understanding of Law to adapt to the changing world in times to come?
What exactly will be the foundations of the legal sector in times to come?
How will law adapt towards the new and ever-developing virtual financial system in times to come?
What would happen if by granting Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) a ‘legal person’ status, the law eventually took sides with an artificial creation over a human being?
The Home Office has recently updated the code of practices for the ‘Investigation of Protected Electronic Information’, following from the recent ‘RIPA’ (Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act, 2000).
With A.I. on the rise within the legal sector, could the merging of different sectors through algorithms increase the application of justice worldwide?
With innovation, comes the need for new adaptation. Law must continually adapt with the inventions and development of mankind to keep order, withhold ethics or resolve conflict.
Is it plausible to suggest that Human Rights can really be issued by a lifeless machine?
