A law-firm eNewsletter analysing the legal and regulatory aspects of emerging technologies, such as breach-reporting thresholds after a PHP vulnerability, EDPB guidance on smart glasses, and algorithmic dependency. Each issue is a long-form legal article with a clear analytical argument and citations to regulation and scholarship.
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Long-form essays on AI governance, records management and the legal implications of autonomous systems, written from a practitioner's perspective. Readers get critical analysis of Copilot in SharePoint, AI agent incidents and legal duty frameworks such as Hohfeld's.
Shares recent academic papers and articles from Stanford's Center for Internet and Society on law and policy around technology. Readers get research-based analysis of privacy, AI regulation, and online harms.
A former litigator analyzes AI policy and frontier model developments, including proposed legislation, transparency laws like SB 53, and lab release practices. Readers get legal-minded commentary on how AI companies are held to account.
A semi-regular personal newsletter by an EU tech-law academic covering AI regulation, digital sovereignty, standardization and legal research methods, alongside reading recommendations, academic opportunities and otter pictures. Issues blend conference reflections and career updates with substantive commentary on law and technology.
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