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UK government examines privacy and data harnessing

A government committee launched an inquiry this week into how government and public bodies collect and analyse data, and opportunities for reform of the current system.  

AI in Latin America: Searching for a balance regulatory strategy

Sebastian Ferreyra Romea and Ariel Garay analyze Latin America's regulatory responses to AI

Shell latest company to confirm that employee and customer data affected by Clop cyber-attack

Leading data breach lawyers say the recent announcement by Shell that employee and customer information has been hacked may lead to claims for compensation by those affected

Italy: rules regarding use of employees’ portrait

Renato D'Andrea and Ugo Di Stefano navigate the legal landscape of employee portraits in Italy

Personal data protection in the UAE

Ashish Mehta examines the data protection regime under the new federal personal data protection law in the UAE

More clarity – but lots of questions – on non-material GDPR harms

Edward Machin considers the impact of a recent CJEU decision on low-value data protection claims

The balancing act over AI

Lui Asquith explores the importance of upholding fundamental rights and innovation when regulating artificial intelligence

Reconciling AI and EU GDPR

Dr. Matthias Artzt explores potential conflict zones and areas of reconciliation between AI and EU GDPR