Crucially, the panel discussed the global history and politics of copyright law, the current US administration’s treatment of AI as an economic and security issue, and big tech’s reach in our democracies.

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At the event, Prof Zou spoke to @annkristinglenster.bsky.social, Matt Hervey, and Prof Henning Grosse Ruse-Khan about GenAI's impact on specific areas of law, including non-discrimination, data protection, intellectual property, corporate governance, and criminal law.

2️⃣ ‘Context Matters: Towards a Framework for Understanding Perceptions of Data Protection in Humanitarian Aid‘

Charlton, Feigen, and Pelucchi's chapter investigates how personal data sharing is perceived in humanitarian settings.

Open access💡 www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/oa-...

1️⃣ “Withdraw Your Data”: How Data Protection Legislation Can Reshape Humanitarian Action

Charlton and Seo's chapter looks at how withdrawing data from processing could indirectly enforce accountability mechanisms in humanitarian aid.

Open access 💡 www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/oa-...

When your AI friend changes overnight: the complicated relationship between humans and chatbots 🔍

Read the paper @ginasue.bsky.social discusses in the episode, it explores how Replika users responded when their AI companions suddenly changed.

More details ➡️ www.mctd.ac.uk/quasi-domest...