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You may have heard that robots are coming for your job. Rapid advances in robotics, big data and artificial intelligence are beginning to disrupt entire industries, and technology is threatening to replace more than ten million UK workers.

In partnership with Tortoise Media we recently hosted our first Disruption Thinkin. We were joined by Lilian Edwards, Professor of Law, Innovation and Society at Newcastle Law School and ...

Advances in technology, Big Data and the Internet of Things are converging in the car and vehicle manufacturing industry to produce "connected and autonomous vehicles".

This time last year, I posed the question: how close are we really before automated vehicles hit the mass market? One year on, are we any closer?

Bylined article by James Whitaker on the validity of electronic signatures and the challenges regarding its use across different jurisdictions.

Recorded live at Lewis Silkin's AI Agenda event, this podcast brings together leaders from technology, workforce strategy, legal and AI sectors to explore what successful AI transformation looks like in practice. The panel examines how organisations can move from experimentation to implementation while maintaining trust, confidence and human judgement at the centre of decision-making.

The Pensions Dashboards Programme reminds schemes of their post-connection obligations while A&O Shearman announces upcoming Pensions Academy Online sessions featuring TPR's Cliodhna Judge discussing AI's impact on UK pension schemes. Learn about maintaining accurate member data and explore the opportunities, risks, and regulatory expectations surrounding artificial intelligence in pensions.

Any digital record of bank deposits opens up the possibility that its underlying set of data may be copied and that the nominal amount deposited may be spent more than once.

Marketing teams, website owners and communications businesses should be taking immediate action to comply with the new UK Privacy and Electronic Communications (EC Directive) Amendment Regulations 2011 which have come into force on the 26th May 2011.

Rawlison Butler Commerce & Technology Partner Mark O’Shea considers the impact of a recent ICO fine for data protection breaches and suggests ways to minimise your risk.

Ikea, the Swedish manufacturer of flat-pack furniture and purveyor of Swedish meatballs, has been accused of using forced labour. It is the latest in a long line of major corporates and global brands that have ended up having to de-fuse a potential public relations bomb.

A panel of experts debated the question "Is the cloud secure".

Three months into my graduate scheme at Deloitte and absolutely loving it.

Once approved, the new regulations are likely to be relevant not only to platforms based in Europe but also global platforms offering services to EU and / or UK customers.