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Communication highways and AI: international responses to manipulated realities

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By Kolvin Stone
| Lexology Verified
Click here to watch the video. In partnership with the Anglo-Australasian Lawyers Society, Fox Williams hosted a discussion with AIRCDRE Hon Justice Melissa Perry of the Federal Court of Australia on Wednesday 11 September 2024 on the hot topic of AI regulation in the UK and Australia.
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Future of payments - how should the UK set itself up for success?

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By Kolvin Stone, Richard Aitchison
| Lexology Verified
The payments landscape continues to evolve, and on 22 November, the Future of Payments Review led by Joe Garner was published. This strategic review examined the digital payments landscape and focussed on the following key areas: What are the most important consumer retail payment journeys now and in the next five years? How do the current consumer retail payment journeys compare to those in other markets?
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AI regulation in the era of disruptech: exploring use cases and regulatory paths

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By Kolvin Stone, Claire Bowler, Nigel Miller
| Lexology Verified
AI use cases AI is used in the technology industry at all stages of the supply chain. At the design stage, brands are using it to help predict trends in order to design the most sellable products. At the manufacturing stage, AI machines and robots are used to reduce costs and waste (for example, by tracking store footfall and site visits and forecasting accurate demand levels) and to provide quality assurance in the end product.
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