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25/07/2022
The use of facial recognition technology has been in the spotlight recently, following news that some Australian retailers have been using facial reco...
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25/07/2022
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25/07/2022
In the last couple of years, we have seen a rapid and escalating increase in the use of artificial intelligence to offer advice on diagnosis and treat...
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22/07/2022
In July 2022, AEMO Services, appointed as the NSW Consumer Trustee and tasked to facilitate the implementation of the NSW Electricity Infrastructure R...
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22/07/2022
On 7 July 2022, following consultations in February and March, Communications Minister Michelle Rowland declared a new licence condition for carriers ...
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21/07/2022
Over 2020 – 2022 the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) reviewed a number of charities which were assessed as being at risk of...
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21/07/2022
During times of crisis, as we observe the devastation play out in real time, it is common to ask ‘what can I do to help?’ While many charities play a ...
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18/07/2022
A recent report commissioned by the UK’s Ada Lovelace Institute (the Ryder Review) concludes that the current legal framework governing biometrics “is...
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18/07/2022
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15/07/2022
G+T partner and IP guru spoke to the ABC Radio’s Law Report about the foundational features of copyright in certain types of materials. Using an unusu...
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12/07/2022
By strange confluence of events, 2022 is fast becoming the year of the high-profile defamation case. Tech giants Google and Twitter, Hollywood s...
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