A new publication from the UK’s financial regulator signals to firms that they should take steps to manage risks in the use of AI. By Stuart Davis, Fiona M. Maclean, Gabriel Lakeman, and Imaan Nazir The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published its latest board minutes highlighting its increasing focus on artificial intelligence (AI), … Continue Reading
The government has announced it will come up with a new code of practice to replace an earlier approach that faced opposition from the creative sectors. By Deborah Kirk and Brett Shandler Latham previously reported on the UK government’s proposal to introduce a new copyright and database exception that allows text and data mining (TDM) … Continue Reading
The directives aim to assist claimants in proving the causation of damages and product defectiveness in complex AI systems, creating legal certainty for providers. By Deborah J. Kirk, Thomas Vogel, Grace E. Erskine, Ben Leigh, Alex Park, and Amy Smyth On 28 September 2022, the European Commission issued two proposed directives to reform and clarify … Continue Reading
The UK government and regulators have taken several steps to implement a 10-year strategy published last year outlining the government’s pro-innovation national approach to AI. By Deborah J. Kirk, Laura Holden, Nara Yoo, and Amy Smyth The UK Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) published its 10-year National AI Strategy for the regulation … Continue Reading
In Lexology’s Getting the Deal Through: Digital Health 2021 (UK) Latham & Watkins considers the key regulatory and transactional issues faced by market players and practitioners. By Frances Stocks Allen, Oliver Mobasser, Sara Patel, Mihail Krepchev, and Samantha Peacock The UK has an active digital health market comprising both the private and public sectors. Venture … Continue Reading
