Topic: Artificial intelligence

The regulator stresses accountability for AI outputs and highlights risks around false citations and client confidentiality.

As part of our in-house legal forum, this session will explore how organisations can manage the legal, operational and compliance risks presented by AI agents.

This event will examine how the expansion of AI is raising policy questions around energy demand, environmental impact and technological independence.

This webinar examines in the context of the workplace what constitutes banned AI, the obligations employers must meet when implementing and operating high risk AI systems and information and consultation requirements.

French authorities favour existing copyright rules for AI assisted creations and propose public domain status for purely synthetic output.

Canadian and US developments highlight the limits of NoAI tags and the legal and commercial risks linked to AI training datasets.

The Financial Stability Board identifies frontier AI as an emerging financial stability risk, with potential to accelerate cyber threats.

The FCA outlines how firms can strengthen cyber resilience as frontier AI accelerates vulnerability discovery and remediation demands.

The French National Data Protection Authority and the AI and Digital Council examine the data protection, liability and user control risks associated with agentic AI systems.

The UKJT examines how English tort law can address AI-related harms and outlines practical steps businesses can take to manage risk.