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Oh double heh - that is me in there as well - the beauty of constitutional law as a grounding in almost every thing else Jeremy Gans

The AI Bias That’s Often Overlooked: Speciesism sentientmedia.org/ai-bias-specie… via @sentient_media

Nearly every time we buy something online, we’re at a disadvantage to the firm with which we’re dealing. Me in today's The Age about why we need an unfair trade practices prohibition in the Australian Consumer Law. theage.com.au/business/consu…

From consumer protection to equity scholar - I am pleased .... from AGH v Mercedes Benz

"Money, Power and AI" (ed by Zofia Bednarz, PhD & me) sheds light on how AI creates profit and power for firms and governments. With contributions from Cary Coglianese, JeannieMariePaterson Ching-Fu Lin Tatiana Dancy (Cutts) Terry Carney Aitor Jimenez, and others! Open Access! cambridge.org/core/books/mon…

Such a fun and powerful journey working with Monika Zalnieriute Zofia Bednarz, PhD and all the other contributors! JeannieMariePaterson Tatiana Dancy (Cutts) Terry Carney, Cary Coglianese, Aitor Jimenez et al.

"Money, Power and AI" Cambridge University Press (ed Zofia Bednarz, PhD & me, forwarded by frankpasquale.bsky.social or [email protected]) on how AI creates profit and power for firms and governments. Read C. Coglianese, JeannieMariePaterson Ching-Fu Lin Tatiana Dancy (Cutts), T. Carney, A. Jimenez & others! Open Access cambridge.org/core/books/mon…

Coming reluctantly out of Twitter holiday (literally - crocodiles and stingrays!) in case anyone has not noticed the new AI Regulation Bill that seems to have suddenly appeared. bills.parliament.uk/publications/5… A (less short than I hoped) thread:

New UK Bill on AI Regulation. bills.parliament.uk/publications/5…. Contains interesting idea that any business which develops, deploys or uses AI must have a designated AI officer with duties to ensure the safe, ethical, unbiased and non-discriminatory use of AI by the business.

We’re honoured to be back with our colleagues in Viet Nam, discussing how generative AI can be used in policy decision making and the law, and the ethics of these technologies. Thank you to the Ministry of Justice and Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 for supporting this project. JeannieMariePaterson Shaanan Cohney

Thrilled to round off the year with a fantastic accolade 🌟. MDAP's innovative approach & collaborative spirit have won us the 2023 Research Infrastructure Excellence Award in Leadership. Can't wait to work with more amazing collaborators in 2024🚀! gateway.research.unimelb.edu.au/platforms-data…

Drop in knowledge of consumer obligations by businesses - that can't be good! CHOICE

‘Picture to burn’: The law probably won’t protect Taylor (or other women) from deepfakes by JeannieMariePaterson pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/pictu…

Swiftposium cupcakes for Centre for AI and Digital Ethics

Deepfake scams are on the rise – but can victims claim compensation? The legal landscape is still developing, but as JeannieMariePaterson (University of Melbourne) explains, some possible targets include the social media platform, the bank, or the provider of the AI tool used. theconversation.com/so-youve-been-…

Exciting. Arrived today from Cambridge University Press - Law! It's great to see the Cambridge Handbook of Private Law and Artificial Intelligence in print. #AI #AILaw #artificialintelligence #privatelaw

ASIC Chair Joe Longo delivered the Ninian Steven Law Program Oration to Centre for AI and Digital Ethics, reinforcing that as technology evolves, it highlights the need for good judgement bit.ly/4cXgxhT

CAIDE staff and PhD candidates stunned at the Ninian Stephen Law Program Oration on Tuesday. AI and digital ethics? More like Slay-I and digital ethics! Upcoming events: unimelb.edu.au/caide/news-med…

China has long been recognised as a powerhouse in cultivating Big Tech firms that rival those in the United States. However, the Chinese government recently embarked on a massive regulatory crackdown, targeting its largest tech corporations. Discover more: events.unimelb.edu.au/CAIDE/event/37…

Join Dr Ben Chen from Sydney Law School on 1 May for a discussion on automating empirical legal research in the case of judgments. This seminar is part of the Ninian Stephen Law Program powered by Menzies Foundation. Find out more and register here: events.unimelb.edu.au/CAIDE/event/37…