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Chatbots that resurrect the dead: legal experts weigh in on ‘disturbing’ technology – Edina Harbinja, Lilian Edwards and Marisa McVey

Chatbots that resurrect the dead: legal experts weigh in on ‘disturbing’ technology – Edina Harbinja, Lilian Edwards and Marisa McVey

Mar 9, 2021 | Data Privacy, Ethics, Privacy

It was recently revealed that in 2017 Microsoft patented a chatbot which, if built, would digitally resurrect the dead. Using AI and machine learning, the proposed chatbot would bring our digital persona back to life for our family and friends to talk to. When pressed...
ILPC Annual Lecture and Conference 2020 – AI and the Rule of Law: Regulation and Ethics

ILPC Annual Lecture and Conference 2020 – AI and the Rule of Law: Regulation and Ethics

Aug 6, 2020 | Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, ILPC Annual Lecture & Conference, Rule of Law

Date  Thursday 19th Nov 2020, 11am – 5pmFriday 20th Nov 2020, 11:00am – 5.30pm   Institute Institute of Advanced Legal Studies   Type Online Conference (Zoom)  Description  The ILPC is delighted to announce that Lord Clement Jones CBE will deliver this year’s ILPC...
The societal impacts of introducing a public health identity system: legal, social and ethical issues –  Ada Lovelace Institute

The societal impacts of introducing a public health identity system: legal, social and ethical issues – Ada Lovelace Institute

Jul 31, 2020 | Covid-19, Ethics, Government policy, Health

The COVID-19 crisis triggered sweeping restrictions on civil liberties across society. Lockdowns have started to ease, but in response to concerns about a second wave of infections and coping with the virus in the...
Call for Papers – AI and the Rule of Law: Regulation and Ethics

Call for Papers – AI and the Rule of Law: Regulation and Ethics

Apr 2, 2020 | Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, Regulation, Rule of Law

Call for Papers  We are pleased to announce this call for papers for the Information Law and Policy Centre’s Annual Conference on 20 November 2020 at IALS in London, this year supported by Bloomsbury’s Communications Law journal. You can read about our previous annual...
A legal proposal for data protection in self-driving cars – Maria Cristina Gaeta

A legal proposal for data protection in self-driving cars – Maria Cristina Gaeta

Jan 9, 2020 | Artificial Intelligence, Data Protection, Ethics

This post is extracted from the article published in Communications Law Journal in 2019, written by Maria Cristina Gaeta, Research Fellow at Suor Orsola Benincasa University of Naples, Ph.D in People, Business and Market Law at University of Naples Federico II....
ILPC Evening Seminar: Benefits and Challenges of Health Data Sharing

ILPC Evening Seminar: Benefits and Challenges of Health Data Sharing

Nov 26, 2019 | Data Privacy, Data Protection, Ethics

Date: Thursday 5th December 2019Institute:Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, 17 Russell Square, London WC1B 5DR Time:5.30pm – 7pm Book here.Speakers:Dr Edward Dove (Lecturer in Health Law and Regulation, School of Law, University of Edinburgh) Dr Ciara...
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