Month: June 2023

Generative AI and the media sector: Preliminary thoughts on a legal and policy agenda

Generative AI (or “GenAI”) is undoubtedly becoming the buzz term of the year. However, amid the excitement about new tools that have emerged, the Italian data protection authority announced in March that it was temporarily blocking ChatGPT. In May, the US Senate held a hearing on the oversight of AI where the need for regulation … Continue reading Generative AI and the media sector: Preliminary thoughts on a legal and policy agenda →

In defence of judicial review: The established UK appeal standard is the best approach for a dynamic digital economy

As readers of this blog will know, the UK’s Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers ("DMCC") Bill seeks to create a brand-new ex ante regulatory framework for firms with ‘strategic market status’ ("SMS"), defined as firms that hold substantial and entrenched market power in a digital activity, that provides them with a position of strategic significance. … Continue reading In defence of judicial review: The established UK appeal standard is the best approach for a dynamic digital economy →