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raidtech March 27, 2023 Insights

What Are the Regulatory Challenges Posed by Generative AI?

Generative AI systems, which can produce human-like text, images, and design, have become widely used in society. Generative AI companies and apps like ChatGPT, Jasper and Stability AI have been attracting increased investments. Alongside the rising adoption of such tech…

raidtech March 7, 2023 Insights

Commissioners, Ministers and Regulators from EU, China and US line up to speak at RAID Digital on May 4

Government Ministers, Commissioners, central banks and other policy makers from Europe, the US and China are lining up to speak at RAID (Regulation of AI, Internet & Data) Digital on May 4 2022, with the theme of Creating Balance in…

raidtech December 15, 2022 Insights

Walking the tightrope between online safety and privacy

What are governments and tech companies doing with regard to digital safeguarding, and how can we ensure that we achieve the right balance with other digital rights? At RAID H2 conference in October 2022 Prof. Victoria Baines, IT Livery Company…

raidtech December 14, 2022 Insights

Developing Trust in a Changing Internet

Who should take responsibility for online content: states, companies or consumers? How should we prepare for the metaverse and Web3? At the RAID conference in October 2022, Deloitte Partner Nick Seeber, Allen & Overy Partner Maeve Hanna, Christel Schaldemose MEP…

raidtech December 14, 2022 Insights

Is consent a panacea for online danger?

Does consent offer the best privacy and safety for internet users? And what are the issues around consent as a legal basis when it comes to children? Steve Wood, Consultant, Allen & Overy, Cecilia Álvarez, Director of Privacy Policy Engagement,…

raidtech October 21, 2022 Insights

RAID’s “rich dialogue” unlocks global opportunities of tech governance

At RAID (Regulation of Artificial intelligence, Internet and Data) H2 on October 10th, Online policymakers, regulators and industry united to work towards systems of “New Tech Governance for the New Globalization”. The biannual conference highlighted the need for industry, regulators…

raidtech October 2, 2022 Insights

Making light work of dark patterns

At a Privacy Laws & Business webinar, experts from Meta, Stanford, the Norwegian Consumer Council and Amadeus revealed the prevalence of dark patterns and what businesses, regulators and policymakers can do to prevent them. Ben Avison reports The term…

raidtech July 5, 2022 Insights

In technology we trust

Governments, regulators, companies or consumers – who should take responsibility for creating a safe and trustworthy digital environment? At RAID Digital on 4 May, Emma Wright, Director, Institute of AI and Partner at Harbottle & Lewis moderated a panel…

raidtech July 4, 2022 Insights

AI’s balancing Act

Legislating AI involves weighing up a range of human and industrial concerns, as speakers from UNESCO, Meta, the European Commission, national government and regulators explored at RAID Digital When people think of the European Commission, they tend to think…

raidtech May 16, 2022 Insights

Regulators and Meta lay the foundations of the metaverse at RAID

At RAID Digital on 4th May, experts from Meta, the UK Information Commissioner’s Office, the Data Protection Commission Ireland and Deloitte uncovered the scale of opportunities and challenges presented by the metaverse and its regulation. Stefano Fratta, Privacy Policy…

What Are the Regulatory Challenges Posed by Generative AI?

Commissioners, Ministers and Regulators from EU, China and US line up to speak at RAID Digital on May 4

Walking the tightrope between online safety and privacy

Developing Trust in a Changing Internet

RAID’s “rich dialogue” unlocks global opportunities of tech governance

Making light work of dark patterns

In technology we trust

AI’s balancing Act

Regulators and Meta lay the foundations of the metaverse at RAID

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