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AI whistleblowers: regulators of last resort?
Read more: AI whistleblowers: regulators of last resort?Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the biggest tech boom since the “dot com” era, but it has gone too far too fast. In late 2022, a major storm hit the internet, a chatbot called Chat-GPT using GenAI, which could write essays, code, or even crack jokes. Three years later, GenAI is not just a chatbot anymore; it can autonomously drive vehicles, manage warfare, provide health advice or medical diagnostics, and the…
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When AI meets intangible cultural heritage: balancing flourish and fairness
Read more: When AI meets intangible cultural heritage: balancing flourish and fairnessArtificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how societies preserve and engage with intangible cultural heritage (ICH)—the living traditions, practices, and expressions that communities transmit across generations. From machine-learning restoration of artefacts to conversational systems that support oral traditions and language revitalisation, AI promises unprecedented visibility, access, and interactivity. Yet this promise sits alongside structural risks: gaps in data sovereignty, uneven participation in the AI lifecycle, and the commodification or misrepresentation of…
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The AI and Copyright Conundrum: how should the UK balance rights of copyright owners against AI innovation?
Read more: The AI and Copyright Conundrum: how should the UK balance rights of copyright owners against AI innovation?Hrishikesh Chitale explores whether the use of copyrighted datasets to train AI models potentially constitutes copyright infringement.
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Blockchain Technology, Waste Management, and the Law: What’s the fuss?
Read more: Blockchain Technology, Waste Management, and the Law: What’s the fuss?This post presents recently published work by Dr Katrien Steenmans on the use of blockchain technology in the waste management sector, co-authored by Dr Phillip Taylor (Trilateral Research and University of Warwick) and Dr Ine Steenmans (University College London).
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Relationship between Artificial Intelligence and the Law
Read more: Relationship between Artificial Intelligence and the LawDr Amber Darr and Dr Luo Li launched a COIL Project in March 2021 with students from the University of Management and Technology (UMT) in Lahore, Pakistan. This is one of the three selected reflection pieces produced by participating students for publication in the Coventry Law School Blog.
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Reflection Note on AI and the Law
Read more: Reflection Note on AI and the LawDr Amber Darr and Dr Luo Li launched a COIL Project in March 2021 with students from the University of Management and Technology (UMT) in Lahore, Pakistan. This is one of the three selected reflection pieces produced by participating students for publication in the Coventry Law School Blog.
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AI and the Law
Read more: AI and the LawDr Amber Darr and Dr Luo Li launched a COIL Project in March 2021 with students from the University of Management and Technology (UMT) in Lahore, Pakistan. This is one of the three selected reflection pieces produced by participating students for publication in the Coventry Law School Blog.
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Who is in the driving seat? Autonomous Vehicles and the problem of responsibility
Read more: Who is in the driving seat? Autonomous Vehicles and the problem of responsibilityThe technology for autonomous vehicles is developing rapidly but is the law keeping pace? Read all about it here and watch the video of the talk by Dr. Siraj Shaikh.
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AI and Law Forum: Fashion, Copyright and AI: Does the New Creative Environment Come with New Copyright Issues?
Read more: AI and Law Forum: Fashion, Copyright and AI: Does the New Creative Environment Come with New Copyright Issues?As the founders of the Forum, Dr Luo Li and Dr Amber Darr invited Ms Heidi Härkönen, Senior Researcher at the Faculty of Law, University of Turku in Finland, to deliver a guest talk on 24 February 2021 on how AI raises complicated copyright issues in the fashion industry. Dr Luo Li provides an account of the session in this post.