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Cryptocurrencies are property capable of being held on trust, New Zealand High Court holds

Michael Sinclair Jack Pembroke-Birss

May 05, 2020

Posted in Data protection Intellectual property Technology and innovation Financial institutions Blog post

This briefing outlines the New Zealand High Court's Ruscoe v Cryptopia Ltd ruling which held that cryptocurrencies, as digital assets, are a form of property that are capable of being held on trust.

Sustainability and impact: The role of technology

Milana Chamberlain Victoria Birch Mark Maurice

April 28, 2020

Posted in Technology and innovation Energy Infrastructure, mining and commodities Blog post Corporate

This is the first in a series of briefings which will look at the role that technology plays across the sustainability and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) landscapes.

The New EU AI and Data Strategy and what it Means for EU Antitrust Reform

Jay Modrall

March 24, 2020

Posted in Antitrust and competition Intellectual property Regulation AI Artificial intelligence IoT Internet of things Data protection Technology and innovation Blog post

This article summarises the AI and Data Package released by the European Commission on 19 February 2020 and discusses the role of EU antitrust reform.

Wearing out privacy: wearable technology revolutionising social media marketing in Canada

Daniel Daniele

March 19, 2020

Posted in Canada Data protection Technology and innovation Blog post IoT Internet of things

With the ever expanding uses of social media, corporations and businesses struggle to stay abreast of the legal impact these technologies could have on them.

Stranger than Sci-Fi Part 2: Should Artificial Intelligence machines be recognised as owners of IP?

Frances Drummond Isobel Taylor

March 10, 2020

Posted in Intellectual property Artificial intelligence AI Technology and innovation Blog post Australia

In the second article of this two-part series, we consider whether AI machines should be recognised as the ‘owners’ of the IP create.

Stranger than Sci-Fi Part 1: Can (and should) Artificial Intelligence machines own intellectual property?

Frances Drummond Isobel Taylor

March 03, 2020

Posted in AI Artificial intelligence Intellectual property Technology and innovation Blog post Australia

In the first article of this two-part series, we explore how existing Australian copyright and patent legislation deals with ownership of AI-generated IP.

AU: CIIs: Encompass Repipe-d

Harrison Ottaway Helen Macpherson

February 25, 2020

Posted in Intellectual property Technology and innovation Blog post

On 22 Nov 2019, McKerracher J handed down his decision in Repipe Pty Ltd v Commissioner of Patents [2019] FCA 1956, the latest in a line of cases considering the patentability of computer implemented inventions

EU Prepares New AI and Data Strategy

Jay Modrall

February 18, 2020

Posted in AI Artificial intelligence Ethics Liability Regulation Technology and innovation Blog post

The new European Commission is racing to deliver on President von der Leyen’s pledge to put forward legislation on AI, big data, and the New Digital Services Act. This article discusses the EC's response.

Outsourcing and Artificial Intelligence: Re-engineering Outsourcing Agreements

Zayed Al Jamil

February 11, 2020

Posted in AI Artificial intelligence Liability Technology and innovation Blog post Publication

Is the traditional outsourcing agreement, “engineered” for the pre-AI world, suitable in a world in which AI displaces both people and rules-based methods of automation?

European Commission – Report on Liability for Artificial Intelligence and Other Emerging Digital Technologies – Part 3

Zayed Al Jamil

February 04, 2020

Posted in Blog post Technology and innovation IoT AI Artificial intelligence Internet of things

In this three part series, Zayed Al Jamil and Holly Tunnah discuss the key points addressed in the New Technologies Formation report and in particular, the potential implications for businesses.

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Cryptocurrencies are property capable of being held on trust, New Zealand High Court holds

Sustainability and impact: The role of technology

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Wearing out privacy: wearable technology revolutionising social media marketing in Canada

Stranger than Sci-Fi Part 2: Should Artificial Intelligence machines be recognised as owners of IP?

Stranger than Sci-Fi Part 1: Can (and should) Artificial Intelligence machines own intellectual property?

AU: CIIs: Encompass Repipe-d

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Cryptocurrencies are property capable of being held on trust, New Zealand High Court holds

Sustainability and impact: The role of technology

The New EU AI and Data Strategy and what it Means for EU Antitrust Reform

Wearing out privacy: wearable technology revolutionising social media marketing in Canada

Stranger than Sci-Fi Part 2: Should Artificial Intelligence machines be recognised as owners of IP?

Stranger than Sci-Fi Part 1: Can (and should) Artificial Intelligence machines own intellectual property?

AU: CIIs: Encompass Repipe-d

EU Prepares New AI and Data Strategy

Outsourcing and Artificial Intelligence: Re-engineering Outsourcing Agreements

European Commission – Report on Liability for Artificial Intelligence and Other Emerging Digital Technologies – Part 3

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