Chambers Expert Focus | Technology
Are you looking to uncover the key trends and themes across the Technology legal space? Chambers Expert Focus provide both a regional and international view of the legal tech market, analysing future growth and providing insights into the market dynamics that share this sector. Areas of tech law including blockchain, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and M&A transactions are analysed by legal experts.
Raymond Wang and Yihan Zang of Shihui Partners discuss the relevant rules with respect to data in China, and the country’s related development goals and hurdles.
As the final vote on the proposed EU AI law approaches, PwC Legal’s Daniel Vinerean and Irina Neagu offer a snapshot of its potential consequences for data privacy and IP rights.
The first legal case in the PRC with respect to the copyrights of an AI-generated picture.
The impacts of artificial intelligence on intellectual property and business generally.
The benefits and risks of AI in the legal industry.
The applications and uses of digital currency in Japan and the legalities surrounding it.
Digital developments and organisational change in the modern era.
Technological developments and how they are affecting the legal industry.
A discussion of the anticipated regulatory framework for online behavioural information processing.
Expert insight into two of the most significant recent legal challenges to Big Tech in Poland.
With AI on the rise, the EU has intensified its regulatory efforts to ensure better conditions for the development and use of this potentially world-changing technology.
How regulations address these and how risks associated with AI can be mitigated.
How legislative inflation may lead to regulatory overlap between France and the EU.
Sayobani Basu and Durga Priya Manda of AZB & Partners write on deepfakes.
Danny Ong and Mazie Tan of Setia Law LLC consider the recent decision in Beltran, Julian Moreno and another v Terraform Labs Pte Ltd and others [2023] SGHC 340.
Discuss Armenia’s position on sustainability at a critical time of climate crisis.
The Reserve Bank of India’s account aggregator framework and it's role in fintech regulation.
Newly promulgated and soon to be implemented regulation of digital content in Saudi Arabia, in particular in relation to competition and liability in the sector.
A variety of topics in relation to digital lending in India, including its structure, regulatory challenges, and future trends.
The implications of the latest legislation – the DSA, the DMA and the upcoming AI Act – with Morgan Flanagan Creagh of the firm’s digital marketing department.
Rocco Panneta of PANETTA Studio Legale discusses whether the implementation of data protection rules will signal the end of free internet supported by advertising.
Zeynep Sener and Yegan Liaje, co-founders and partners of LINER LAW in Istanbul, provide an overview of how both “Marketplaces” and “Sellers” in Turkey are bound by the Amended E-Commerce Law and the E-Commerce Regulation, which came into effect on 1 January 2023.
Sayobani Basu and Anant Misra of AZB & Partners discuss the judgment passed by the Karnataka High Court in X Corp v Union of India & Another.
In this web summit, held to mark the publication of the Chambers Blockchain 2023 Global Practice Guide, Greg Strong of DLx Law moderates a panel discussion featuring Melissa Lim of Walkers, Tju Liang Chua of Drew & Napier and Ben Bathgate, now of WeirFoulds. The panel focus on developments in blockchain technology, recent bankruptcies and the contrast between centralised and decentralised blockchain technology.
A panel discussion focusing on trends in technology mergers and acquisitions.
Moldova's recent foray into digital financial products and services.
How legal technology can revolutionise the work of state aid practitioners.
Consider the classification of cryptocurrencies in Brazil and the extent to which they are subject to regulatory oversight.
The various forms of threats that organisations must address under NIS2.
The challenges of protecting personal data, especially in light of the increased use of AI technology in a growing number of sectors.
The effect of the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act on vendor management and outsourcing.
A discussion of the key features of India’s new Digital Personal Data Protection Act
The repercussions of the unexpected bankruptcy of FTX on cryptocurrency investment in Taiwan.
How ESG presents itself as an emerging market in legal circles.
The compliance and reporting obligations surrounding virtual digital assets.
The compatibility of arbitration with the evolving use of AI chatbots.
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Some issues concerning compulsory enforcement against virtual assets in South Korea.
A review of the new medical device regulatory landscape in Brazil.
The role of cyber insurance and how it relates to the cyber incidents that businesses may face.
The role of agile contracts in software development, and their effect on the parties to such contracts.
Recent crypto fraud cases and the cutting-edge strategies being deployed to help recover stolen crytpo-assets.
AI and IP
What does AI mean for the future and how will intellectual property rights be enforced in the age of artificial intelligence?
How the world’s first comprehensive AI law is restoring faith in this controversial technology.
The risks to generative AI that IP law poses.
The extent to which Serbia is prepared for the risks accompanying the expansion of AI.
The impact of generative AI on EU IP law and practice.
China's efforts to regulate generative AI.
The regulation of generative AI in China.
The legal complexities surrounding the use of copyrighted content in the training of AI.
The intellectual property issues raised by generative AI.
The changing environment surrounding the applicability of IP rights in a climate of rapidly advancing AI technology.
The various requirements companies must now comply with when transferring personal information from China abroad.
