As AI technologies continue to evolve and integrate into various sectors, their impact on market competition has become a significant concern. The European Union (EU) is actively addressing these concerns within its existing competition legal framework, primarily through ...
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One of BBC Radio 4’s longest running and popular programmes was called Quote… Unquote. It ran for over 40 years, and its ...
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I have written in the past about a few canards that people come up with for not mediating. I thought I’d leave the soppiest ...
The EU AI Act represents the first comprehensive legislative effort to regulate AI technologies on a global scale. It aims ...
On 15 August 2022 the Privy Council in Estate of Dame Bernice Lake QC v AG of Anguilla [2022] UKPC 33 gave an important ...
In a decisive move reflecting its commitment to modernising legal frameworks, the new UK Government has reintroduced the ...
Mediation works – we all know that.
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Summary: The EU AI Act represents a pioneering effort to regulate AI technologies on a global scale, aiming to create a ...
In a landmark decision by the UK Court of Appeal, Lenovo has been mandated to pay a higher amount to the US-based wireless ...
