Should AI have distinctive rights?
Granting distinct legal personality to AI systems could undermine the fundamental principle of human-centric AI.
06/10/2019 Browsing Tag
IT Law
EU-US Privacy Shield: A much needed framework for transatlantic data flows
Most companies who manage customer data over the two continents of Europe and America have been…
03/02/2016
45 lawyers from 32 countries work on ‘Cloud Privacy Check’
Last week the European Parliament and Council negotiators reached an agreement on the new General Data Protection Regulation…
20/12/2015
Binding Corporate Rules may not save the day
Binding Corporate Rules (BCRs) are one of the key elements of the proposed new EU…
16/12/2015
Ambitions in National Cyber Security
As published in the Times of Malta on Friday 6th November 2015: The concept of…
08/11/2015
Criminal Libel Must Go
The existence of Criminal Libel in a jurisdiction which respects free speech is anachronistic. Criminal libel…
23/10/2015
It’s time to discuss surveillance laws
The law which regulates interception in Malta is known as the Security Service Act and is…
19/07/2015
eBook on the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation
MITLA has launched an excellent eBook containing an overview of its Seminar entitled: ‘Data Protection…
30/04/2015
Great line-up for Data Protection event
It’s fabulous to see such a great line-up for MITLA’s debut event: a conference entitled:…
15/03/2015
Guidance on technology and information risk management
In a practical publication titled ‘Guidance for organisations that need to assess and make business decisions…
05/02/2015