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Is there a Lawyer in the House?

The recent AI Safety Summit in the UK, hosted by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, marked a significant milestone in addressing the complexities and risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI). Bletchley Park, global leaders, tech executives, and academics convened to discuss the risks, opportunities and impacts of AI, particularly in high-stakes sectors like healthcare.

The AI Health Scare in the Medical Sector

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in the medical industry comes with regulatory and standardisation challenges. A study conducted by the University College London Medical School identified several key areas that require further regulatory clarity.

AI Reimagining Disputes

The rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have permeated the legal industry over the past few years. In the realm of dispute resolution, the integration of AI into dispute resolution procedure and ultimately decision-making is almost inevitable. AI holds the promise of positive reform for the court system, with the potential to make it more accessible, efficient and ultimately, more just.

The Board – Making Informed Decisions

Artificial intelligence (AI) has already emerged as a transformative tool across numerous industries. However, its potential goes far beyond utility for specific applications for the workforce and extends to reshaping how companies are run. With the logistics of business management already rapidly changing from the advent of COVID-19, AI presents a multitude of opportunities for boardrooms to enhance decision-making processes, with the power to enhance corporate governance.

The Evolution of the Chatbot

Since the release of Chat GPT-3 in November 2022, the world has become gripped with AI chatbots and their ability to create and understand content for their users. Nonetheless, the history of chatbots dates back several decades. In this article, we will take a look at the history of chatbots, tracking their evolution and how they might advance next.

The Push for Privacy: How Regulators are Tackling the Big Tech Problem

Global regulators have begun a crackdown on data usage in an effort to restore the equilibrium between the power of the big tech firms and the individual. This re-establishment of control, which aims to give individuals greater understanding and control over their data, continues to be managed by both global governments and the courts.

Shaping our Minds: the Dangers of the Algorithm 

Big tech giants like Google and Meta have built their fortunes on the collection and monetization of user data, using sophisticated algorithms to analyse our behaviour and preferences. While this has led to the creation of highly targeted advertising, it has also raised concerns about the broader societal impacts of such data collection.

The Cost of Clicks: How Google Makes Money from You

It’s no secret that tech companies such as Google amass eye-watering profits each year. But, what people might not realise is just how much money Google makes out of its users’ data. In this article, we will dive into how Google collects, stores and uses user data to make a profit. 

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