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Category: Artificial intelligence

Reimagining Commercial Law: Generative AI and its Impact on Higher Education and Legal Practice

In this post, Mrs Frances Seabridge and Dr Andreas Georgiou summarise the Reimagining Commercial Law workshop’s findings on generative AI in legal education and practice.

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
19 October 202619 October 2026
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The Continuing Challenges of Regulating Software as a Medical Device

In this post, Muireann Quigley, Laura Downey, and Louise Hatherall discuss how the rise of software as a medical device challenges regulatory frameworks built around physical goods.

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on 2 October 2026

Fake Plastic Degrees? Generative AI and the threat to Academic Integrity

In this post, Dr Alexander Latham-Gambi discusses the relevance of generative artificial intelligence in higher education.

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
8 October 20248 October 2024

Real World Cases of Annex III AI Act applications that posed risks to fundamental rights

Examples of real-world AI systems that have placed the fundamental rights of individuals at risk

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
4 October 202410 October 2024

The Uses of a Use Case Analysis

In this blogpost, Dr James Mclaren and Professor Karen Yeung discuss the relevance of “use cases” for artificial intelligence systems

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
4 October 20249 October 2024

How can we guard against AI-generated discrimination?

In this post, Professor Karen Yeung and Milla Vidina discuss the capacity of AI systems to produce discriminatory outputs.

Author:Author Alexander Orakhelashvili
Published: Posted on
6 March 20246 March 2024
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