Artificial Intelligence

Weekly Review: Serious AI Incidents, Child Privacy Reform, and Europe’s Digital Enforcement

Global regulators tighten control over AI, privacy, and digital platforms, marking a decisive turn toward accountability and stronger legal oversight.

Oct 12 •

Policy Update: A Deal on Tech or a Play for Power?

The US and UK signed the Technology Prosperity Deal to collaborate on AI, nuclear, and quantum technologies.

Sep 22 •

EU Artificial Intelligence Tracker

Monitor key dates and information on legal and regulatory developments about artificial intelligence in the EU

Sep 2 •

Policy Update: Facial Recognition, AI and Data Protection Under Scrutiny

Global regulators confront AI through human rights, data protection, transparency laws, and international cooperation statements.

Aug 22 •

Research Spotlight: The Legal Profession Is Losing Control To AI

AI is already practising law and no one can tell you who is responsible when it gets it wrong.

Aug 5 •

Policy Update: The Data That Trains AI Will No Longer Stay Secret

The European Commission now requires companies that develop general purpose AI models to publish a summary of their training data publicly

Aug 2 •

Law Reform: AI Has Exposed How Weak Civil Liability Laws Really Are

The European civil liability system is failing in the era of artificial intelligence

Jul 30 •

Policy Update: The White House AI Action Plan

The Artificial Intelligence Action Plan: What it means for technology industry and policy

Jul 25 •

Free eBook: The Cambridge Handbook of the Law, Ethics and Policy of Artificial Intelligence

A practical review of legal, ethical, and sectoral insights from The Cambridge Handbook of AI Law, Ethics, and Policy.

Jul 18 •

Research Spotlight: Regulate the AI Developers, Not the AI

The case for entity-based AI rules is gaining traction.

Jul 12 •

Job Update: Tech Law, Regulation and Policy Careers

Jobs, fellowships and research opportunities in artificial intelligence and data governance and privacy.

Jul 8 •

Case Report: Anthropic Trained Claude AI on Stolen Data (Bartz v. Anthropic)

The court draws a line between AI training and the way you build your dataset. You cannot build AI with stolen books and call it innovation.

Jun 29 •

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