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Technology: lawyers urged to remain vigilant of legal risks from digital twinning projects

The concept of ‘digital twinning’ – whereby developers use data to virtually replicate almost every part of a process, service or product to check for faults, efficiencies and improvements – is growing in popularity. The technology brings legal risks as well as opportunities, however.

Released on Apr 2, 2024

Technology: legislators fight disinformation as major elections approach

As numerous democracies around the world prepare to vote in elections in 2024, legislators in some jurisdictions are putting in place measures to tackle electoral disinformation, while courts and regulators are also taking action.

Released on Apr 1, 2024

Technology: legislators fight disinformation as major elections approach

As numerous democracies around the world prepare to vote in elections in 2024, legislators in some jurisdictions are putting in place measures to tackle electoral disinformation, while courts and regulators are also taking action.

Released on Mar 12, 2024

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