We make our predictions for 2024 in the context of this year's developments. It's no accident that AI features in all our articles with online safety another pervasive theme, but we take in a wide range of sectors and technologies, focusing on:
Graham Hann looks at predictions for technology and media in 2024.
MehrMartijn Loth looks at what to expect from the AI tsunami in 2024.
MehrKachenka Pribanova predicts what's next for the advertising industry in 2024.
MehrThanos Rammos and Tim Schwarz look at the main developments in EU digital health regulation, with a focus on Germany, and at what 2024 is likely to hold.
MehrPaul Voigt, Jo Joyce, Wiebke Reuter and Debbie Heywood look at what lies ahead in the increasingly regulated area of data and cyber security, particularly in the EU and UK.
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Minors, platforms and harmful content: the approach of the EU, Germany and France
Nathalie Koch and Julie Dumontet look at Article 28 DSA and at local online safety regulation in Germany and France.
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The applicability of the Online Safety Act to generative AI: Ofcom's position and regulatory uncertainties
Giulia Carloni looks at the impact of the OSA on generative AI with a focus on chatbots.
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Safety by design – what does this mean in the context of the UK's Online Safety Act?
Giulia Carloni looks at how to comply with OSA obligations to protect children from illegal and harmful online content.
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The EU's high-stakes bet on taming deepfakes
Gregor Schmid, Caroline Bunz, Jakob Horn and Alexander Schmalenberger look at the EU's efforts to address deepfakes under Article 35 DSA and Article 50 EU AI Act.
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Built on sand: can AI-generated content claim copyright?
Charlie Barraud and Louise Popple look at issues around ownership of AI-generated content in the UK.
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GEMA, Getty and beyond: AI and copyright litigation in the EU and the UK
Gregor Schmid looks at AI and copyright litigation in the EU and UK and introduces our new tracker.
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From orbit to courtroom: the legal black hole of space debris liability
Nick Storrs and Natalia Faekova look at who pays the bill for space debris disasters and at how disputes should be resolved.
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AI in orbit: who is liable when the code goes wrong and who owns the data?
Alexander Schmalenberger looks at issues of AI liability and data ownership in space.
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The civil space ecosystem and defence in space
Timo Stellpflug provides an industry overview of the civil and defence space industries, with a focus the European perspective.
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