Technology

Law student Tanzeel ur Rehman explains how AI is being used to revolutionise competition laws

Durham University law student Jamie Campbell looks at the potential dangers of crypto derivatives

Cambridge University law student Nathan Silver assesses the limitations of the new draft legislation

Government paralegal Marie Le Frapper considers how best to strike the balance between providing users adequate protection and encouraging growth and investment

Future magic circle trainee William Holmes compares medieval and blockchain communities

Pinsent Masons paralegal Shanelle Mattu tracks the evolution of currency and considers whether crypto assets are the future of money

Bristol University student and future trainee William Holmes explores the challenges ahead for brain-computer interface (BCI) systems

Future magic circle trainee William Holmes considers whether 'mutant algorithms' should have their day in court, following this summer's A-Level exam results fiasco

Future City lawyer Bethany Barrett examines the escalating row between developers and tech giants, including Fortnite owners Epic Games' legal battle against Apple

Future magic circle trainee William Holmes unlocks the method in 'Mediaeval madness'

Quality of education must remain high if unis are to remain competitive, argues De Montfort lecturer Brett Koenig

Times of necessity have rocketed innovative practices into daily life a lot sooner than many expected

Data controllers have weaponised consent by using privacy policies written in legalese and dark patterns to hide privacy-protecting options, argues St Andrews PhD student Janis Wong

Brexit marks a turning-point in internet regulation in the UK -- future magic circle trainee William Holmes explains why

LSE law student Alicia Lim explains how smart contracts worsen existing power dynamics between contracting parties

Joshua Prior, a law graduate from the University of Exeter, takes a look at the social media giant's latest venture -- Libra

Herbert Smith Freehills trainee solicitor Patrick Todd provides an overview on some of the key issues

Self-learning algorithms, chatbots, magic mirrors and robotic shop assistants -- the future of retail is looking smart

Man must still be master of the machine, says Singapore Management University law student Soh Kian Peng

It can be used for much more than making tech-savvy people rich, says Queen Mary law grad Fanny Ferencz

Ex-human rights practitioner Theo Richardson-Gool examines the problems posed by autonomous machines