Topic: Artificial intelligence

While providing the opportunity for greater efficiency and revenue, better qualified personnel and improved risk management and compliance, there are important ethical and security risks that banks need to properly manage if they elect to use AI.

Twitter is testing a new safety feature aimed at reducing unwanted interactions, using artificial intelligence to detect harmful interactions and accounts.

In this blog we discuss the risks associated with digital transformation from technology, cybersecurity and privacy perspectives.

The Canadian federal government has launched a public consultation on adapting Canada’s copyright framework to ongoing developments in artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things.

The Digital Dispute Resolution Rules (the Rules) is a revolutionary set of arbitration rules designed to provide a framework to govern disputes relating to disruptive novel technologies.

This decision represents the first judicial step worldwide towards the recognition of AI machines as inventors of patents, and is significant as it may signal a divergence between Australian patent law on this issue and other jurisdictions who have recently taken a different approach, including the EU and the UK.

The much anticipated report published by the Alan Turing Institute provides an articulate and succinct overview of the technical aspects of AI in three key areas of innovation relevant to the financial services sector (machine learning, non-traditional data and automation) and the consequential challenges in design and deployment.

With the growth of app-induced innovation, various robo-advising platforms have taken the lead in providing investors with seamless, efficient, and cost-effective means of advice.

On April 21 the EU Commission adopted a proposal for a regulation (the AI Regulation) on artificial intelligence systems, which it describes as “the first ever legal framework on AI.” This briefing explains the scope and impact of the new law.

Businesses are increasingly looking to make substantial changes to realign their supply chains globally, a trend accelerated recently by the global pandemic.