Arthur Piper

Nottingham

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The multipolar internet

1 month ago | ibanet.org | Arthur Piper

Global Insight assesses the movement away from a ‘world wide web’ towards national internets where the rules for content are widely different. In recent months, the internet has been changing rapidly. US President Donald Trump is looking to find a buyer for TikTok – an app with an estimated 170 million users in America, which is currently owned by China-based company ByteDance.
Getting digital healthcare right

Jan 20, 2025 | ibanet.org | Arthur Piper

The UK government has announced another major overhaul of IT in the NHS. Global Insight considers the crucial lessons that have been learnt when engaging with big tech. If all goes to plan, National Health Service (NHS) patients in the UK will be able to access their full medical records via the NHS App as part of a wide-ranging digital revolution.
Creating the legal limits for AI

Nov 18, 2024 | ibanet.org | Arthur Piper

The Council of Europe’s Framework Convention marks the first major international effort to define the legitimate use of artificial intelligence. Global Insight assesses the Convention’s ambition, and its limits. The popularity of large-language models (LLMs), such as ChatGPT, has helped to thrust artificial intelligence (AI) into the spotlight.
Drones: waging war on the law

Sep 24, 2024 | ibanet.org | Arthur Piper

Wednesday 25 September 2024 A drone view purportedly shows the destruction of a Russian long-range anti-aircraft system near Olenivka, Crimea, in this screen grab taken from a handout video released 23 August 2023. Ukrainian Main Directorate Of Intelligence/Handout via ReutersThe use of drones in warfare is becoming ever more prevalent. Global Insight assesses the many legal issues this has created. Drones are playing an increasingly prominent role in the war in Ukraine.
AI’s implications for law firms

Nov 15, 2023 | ibanet.org | Arthur Piper

Thursday 16 November 2023 Artificial intelligence has come into its own in 2023. Global Insight discusses what this means for the future of the legal profession. From the perspective of technology watchers, 2023 will probably be regarded as the year that artificial intelligence (AI) finally took off in a significant way.
Health apps and data privacy

May 10, 2023 | ibanet.org | Arthur Piper

Technology linked to health and fitness is big business. But the abundant data privacy issues are leading to increasing numbers of enforcement actions. Mobile tracking apps associated with a wide range of health and fitness measurements spiked in popularity during the pandemic and have continued to grow since. The analyst Statista estimated that between 2019 and 2020, revenue generated by health and fitness apps in the US rose from $592m to $837m – a 41 per cent jump.
ChatGPT and the legal profession

Mar 22, 2023 | ibanet.org | Arthur Piper

Global Insight considers the implications as AI chatbots increasingly become part of the lawyer’s toolkit – and even enter the courtroom. Journalists love a good gimmick. So, when a flurry of articles hit the press recently about the latest artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot – ChatGPT – many couldn’t resist the temptation to fool their readers. The program answers questions by generating text responses that mimic natural language.
ChatGPT and the legal profession

Mar 22, 2023 | ibanet.org | Arthur Piper
Cryptocurrencies prove contentious

Sep 19, 2022 | ibanet.org | Arthur Piper
Businesses face energy crunches - Enterprise Risk

Aug 25, 2022 | enterpriseriskmag.com | Arthur Piper