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After seeing the recent Parliamentary report on Artificial Intelligence in the UK (more on that here) we found the AI Sector Deal a little disappointing...

The EU Network and Information Security Directive, or Cybersecurity Directive, tackles head-on the increasing problem of cybersecurity breaches in nationally important systems and services...

The decision by the Governor of Arizona to order a suspension of Uber's driverless testing programme in the State comes as unwelcome news to all within the automotive industry working towards full vehicle automation...

The sad news of a pedestrian fatally injured by an Uber SUV in autonomous mode has led many to question whether driverless technology is moving too fast...

When, where, and in what circumstances it is appropriate to use CCTV monitoring is a much debated topic. An individual's rights to privacy in day-to-day life must be balanced against the potential benefits of CCTV for others. Where the balance lies was considered in two recent cases...

The Information Commissioner's Office has imposed a £400,000 fine on mobile phone retailer Carphone Warehouse following a 2015 cyber attack...

A combination of high profile cases and policy announcements about the so-called “gig economy” has a particular resonance for technology companies...

Maybe.  A choice of law clause provides which law governs the contract.  A jurisdiction clause determines which country's court should hear a dispute. The trouble is, telling them apart can sometimes be harder than you think...

As noted previously, the Automated and Electric Vehicles Bill currently under consideration by Parliament includes draft rules concerning the insurance of “automated” vehicles – being vehicles “designed or adapted to be capable, in at least some circumstances or situations, of safely driving themselves”...

The UK Government has proposed new legislation to support the development and take-up of autonomous and electric vehicles...

Students hoping to secure places in higher education or with employers will want to put their best foot forward with a sheaf of hard-won qualifications. But fake certificates sold online are an increasing problem...

We're all living our lives increasingly online and leaving our digital footprints as we go. And the dividing line between home and work is blurred by remote working and use of employer-issued devices...