To be fair, I agree with keeping damages low/none where people are just ‘chancing’ their arm. But .. it should be recognised that there is a real emotional drain when, for example, there is a loss of services due to data breach, even if for a short period of time.

I wonder what the quantum of damages will be? It may be non material damage, but what risk to the controller? The UK has set (case law) quite low expectations in terms of financial compensation for such damages.

Thanks for the heads up! Is there a link to where I can download a pdf? The ‘reader’ is tricky to use.

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‘… the large scale theft of property rights’.

Great insight to the view that IP and copyright laws do not need to be adapted to AI, rather AI needs to adapt to well-established, ‘gold standard’, copyright regimes. Her amendments will ensure this is the case!

📃 In bills, members asked the government to think again on data collection by public bodies, cyber security, and scientific research exceptions for data reuse.

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Got me thinking about the definition of profiteering and what is unreasonable or unethical? In capitalist societies, do we codify this in some way or is it just a moral compass/gut feeling kind of thing? Astute timing and recognition of a supply/demand opportunity are the stuff of MBAs.