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UK watchdog warns against biometric monitoring of staff – Alexander Milner-Smith and Bryony Long comment for International Employment Lawyer
The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has warned that using biometrics to monitor employee movements may be in breach of data...
White Paper consultation response: regulating AI in the workplace
In March 2023 the government published its White Paper on AI regulation. In less than a year, development in the field has been...
Using an AI for legal research harbours risk of ‘hallucinations’
There have been several high-profile cases of lawyers in the United States using AI to generate case references for court proceedings,...
DSA applies to all online platforms in the EU
While Very large online platforms (VLOPs) or Very large online search engines (VLOSEs) have been grappling with the Digital Services Act...
Shanghai’s Data Dragon Dances Across Borders: A New Year’s Feast for Cross-Border Transfers?
Recent developments suggest that the Shanghai government is gearing up to simplify the international data transfer process, allowing...
Pay or Okay or No Way?
For years, many ad-funded online services have relied on advertising technologies (such as third party cookies) and personal data...
Five top tips for using biometric data in the workplace
As we become more accustomed to using our faces or fingerprints to unlock devices in our everyday life, it’s not surprising that UK...
UK regulation of AI and large language models: a round-up
Another week, another plethora of AI regulation-related updates – and this time, we’re not talking about the EU AI Act.
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