Surrey Security Network successfully launched
Surrey launched an interdisciplinary Surrey Security Network, with Steve Schneider and Mikolaj Barczentewicz among the presenters.
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Cybersecurity and transparency of system designs are crucial to making internet voting a reality in the UK
An IET thought paper from an e-voting working group chaired by Steve Schneider sets out the cyber security and societal hurdles for UK internet voting.
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AI sentencing tools need to be closely scrutinised, says new study
A paper by Melissa Hamilton argues judges should act as gatekeepers for AI risk assessment tools used in sentencing.
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Hub team submission to the FT Global Legal Hackathon
Hub members took part in the FT Innovative Lawyers Global Legal Hackathon 2020 as the 'Opening Up After Lock Down' (O.U.A.L.D.) team, presenting an application to help organisations reopen after lockdown.
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Should AI-generated works be protected as intellectual property?
Ryan Abbott appeared in a Thomson Reuters video on the law and AI-generated works, and the School of Law celebrated the outreach.
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