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Regulating AI: Two Steps Forward For The UK As Pro-Innovation Approach Remains

Feb 16, 2024 | mondaq.com | Nick Pantlin |Claire Wiseman |Alex Cravero |Veronica Roberts

Following landmark developments in 2023, the international spotlight remains firmly on AI regulation as we enter into 2024. The last few days alone have not only seen the COREPER Ambassador's agreement on the EU AI Act, but also the long-awaited released yesterday ("Response") and the House of Lords Communication and Digital Committee report on "Large language models and generative AI" ("Report") published at the end of last week.
TechQuake: The Podcast Episode 2 - Artificial Intelligence

Oct 31, 2023 | lexology.com | Alex Cravero

Click here to listen to the audio. In the second part of our TechQuake discussion, Emerging Technology Group co-head Alex Cravero discusses the hottest topic in cutting edge tech: artificial intelligence (AI). Driven by audacious breakthroughs in generative AI such as ChatGPT, triggering an investment boom and anxious debates over social impacts and the potential for fake news, the technology has captured popular imagination.
At the gates - How to survive the era of cyber insecurity

Jul 19, 2023 | computerweekly.com | Alex Cravero |Andrew Moir

Montri - stock.adobe.com By Alex Cravero, senior associate and Andrew Moir, partner, Herbert Smith Freehills Whilst the cyber security industry has existed for decades, when it comes to digital business, never has there been such anxiety about the safety of our digital spaces. The spheres of high finance, defence, healthcare, critical infrastructure and our personal lives rely on online nervous systems susceptible to attack by malevolent forces.
New Recommendations For Reform And Development Of The Law On Digital Assets

Jul 10, 2023 | mondaq.com | Charlie Morgan |Claire Wiseman |Maura McIntosh |Alex Cravero

On 28 June 2023, the Law Commission of England and Wales has published its report (the Report) on digital assets, detailing the conclusions and recommendations for law reform in this area. While it is acknowledged that the digital asset market and the technology in question is continually evolving, the common law system in England and Wales has been deemed a coherent and globally relevant regime to sufficiently accommodate this emerging area.