Yours Lawfully Podcast
Yours Lawfully Podcast is produced by postgraduate law and tech students at Queen Mary University of London. It focuses on technology, media, and intellectual property law, featuring interviews with legal experts, industry leaders, and academics. Each episode aims to keep listeners informed about current developments in these legal fields. Show notes and full transcriptions are available on the podcast's website.
Episodes
Digital Empires: How Geopolitics Shapes the Global Data Order
"We are already more dependent on US digital services, such as Microsoft and OpenAI, than we were ever dependent on Russian energy and we’ve seen the risks of that.” The most powerful empires were previously built by armies and borders. Now empires are backed by algorithms, data and cloud servers. There is a new story unfolding with every click and scroll. Data is flowing beneath our fingerti
Fighting the beast of image-based sexual abuse
"Platforms have an obligation to take things down... but the problem is that the thing spreads so fast that the victim would constantly have to issue these notifications to take stuff down. Then there are some platforms that would just refuse."Every day, intimate images are shared without consent - stolen, or increasingly fabricated with AI. Image-based sexual abuse (IBSA) is now a major
Can the Planet Handle Our Data?
“Our digital life feels invisible: putting data in the cloud, but it goes into a server, and every transaction has a certain CO₂ footprint. Our industry has to build more responsible infrastructure because we are hitting the limits of our Planet.” Our digital lives feel effortless, but are we aware of the infrastructure and impact behind them? From streaming and cloud storage to AI tools and autom
The digital battlefield: How tech shapes modern war.
“Not every attack is visible and not every war is declared.”In recent decades, conflict has moved beyond physical borders into the digital realm. Cyber operations now have the power to disrupt critical infrastructure, manipulate information, and cause real-world harm without a single shot being fired.In this episode of Yours Lawfully, we are joined by Dr. Elizabeth Hofberger-Pippan, who brings exp
How To Raise and Regulate an iPad kid.
“Screens are the hardest part of modern parenting, but who’s really in control?”Whether it’s calming a tantrum, filling a childcare gap, or supporting learning, screens have become an essential and often unavoidable part of childhood. But as devices take on the role of a “third caregiver,” deeper questions begin to emerge about attention, behaviour, and what it means to grow up constantly connecte
Arts, Law and the West End
The show must go on… but only if the contracts allow it. Ever wondered what keeps a West End production running smoothly behind the scenes? In this episode of Yours Lawfully, we explore the fascinating intersection of creativity, law, and commerce with theatre lawyer Stephen Pidcock. From copyright and licensing to contracts, royalties, and union agreements, we uncover the legal frameworks that q
National ID or National Surveillance
"Critics argue that the UK is ‘sleepwalking into a surveillance society’ where more information is collected than what the British society would normally feel comfortable with"In a world where we already carry our bank cards and travel tickets on our phones, carrying a national digital ID is touted as being the ‘boarding pass to getting on in life’. This is the promise of a national digi
10 Years of GDPR: Has privacy won?
Does data protection really protect our data, or has it just given us endless cookie banners to click through? Did you know that the data protection rules protecting your phone today actually have their roots in a 1978 French law? Long before the modern web, legislators already believed that technology should serve citizens and never violate human identity. Fast forward to today, and that spirit l
Alexa, am I being watched?
“If our devices are always listening, how much are they really hearing, and who else might be listening too?”In 2018, a smart speaker recorded a private conversation and sent it to a third party, no hacking, no warning. Incidents like this force us to confront whether our homes are purely private spaces. As voice-enabled devices become embedded into daily life, the line between convenience and pri
Why Student Visas make Headlines
There is growing uncertainty around what studying in the UK really offers international students today. With visa rules tightening, costs rising, and political rhetoric becoming increasingly hostile, many students are left questioning their future long-term after graduating from U.K. institutions.In this episode of Yours Lawfully, we explore why student visas have become such a charged issue in th
Dupe Culture and IP
‘There’s a historic perception that people who buy the lower price dupe were never going to buy the branded product anyway’ Whether you’re chronically online or a staunch high street shopper, you are bound to have encountered a dupe. They have become an unavoidable aspect of shopping, with many consumers being actively praised for finding them. Navigating them in the context of intellectual prope
Connecting the Dots: Legal and Social Implications of 5G and Edge Computing
In this episode of Yours Lawfully, we explore the legal and social implications of 5G and edge computing - two technologies reshaping how we connect and communicate. From intellectual property battles over FRAND licensing to complex questions of data ownership in edge environments, our discussion highlights the challenges at the intersection of law, technology, and society. We also examine pressin
Tech for Tomorrow: Navigating Sustainablity in the Telecom Industry
In this episode of Yours Lawfully, we explore how the telecom industry is navigating the growing demand for sustainability in a fast-changing regulatory environment. With guest Jackie Esono, Regulatory Advisor at Wiggin, we discuss the policies and directives driving energy efficiency, renewable adoption, and Environmental, Social, Governance transparency. From compliance with frameworks like the
Online, Automated, and Unregulated: Exploring AI’s Legal Challenges
In this episode of Yours Lawfully, we explore the rise of bots and AI-generated content, alongside our guests Meghan Higgins and Lucia Doran from Pinsent Masons. We discuss the impact of AI on creativity and misinformation, and the legal challenges of regulating this digital shift. From streaming fraud to chatbot liability, we unpack how the law is responding to an increasingly automated online wo
The ethics of AI in film making: protecting artistic integrity and legacy PART 2
"As with any disruptive technology, the rise of AI brings more than just excitement and also raised some big questions around ethics as well ethics, ownership and fairness."In the second part of this episode, we’re once again joined by Jackie Yiheng Lu, a doctoral researcher in Intellectual Property Law at Queen Mary University of London. Together with the episode hosts, Jackie unpacks p
The ethics of AI in film making: protecting artistic integrity and legacy PART 1
"It opens up the door to thinking about AI not just as a tool of efficiency, but a new kind of creative, collaborative or generator of experimental content."In this episode of Yours Lawfully, we’re joined by Jackie Yiheng Lu, a doctoral researcher at Queen Mary University of London, specialising in Intellectual Property Law with a focus on moral rights and AI-generated content (AIGC). Dr
Circular fashion: stealing or recycling?
‘We need less of pretty dresses and draping and getting any fabric & we need more of designers stepping out, going into laboratories, going into greenhouses, going into these real places and looking for ways that we can find our common problems and our common solutions together.’Fashion is trendy, fashion is glamorous, fashion is expressive. But have you thought about how fashion can be more?
The Future of Animal Rights: AI, Sentience, and Legal Ownership [Part 2]
Welcome back to the second part of our episode with Professor Johanna Gibson from Queen Mary University of London. With a PhD from the University of Edinburgh and a Juris Doctor from the University of Queensland, Professor Gibson helped us tackle legal issues regarding the current state of animal rights, and discuss what the future may hold in this evolving landscape.
The Future of Animal Rights: AI, Sentience, and Legal Ownership [Part 1]
“Sentience is in many respects a threshold concept so that means that you reach a certain level of sentience and you get protection. Where is that level and how do we decide it? … There are examples of sentience in invertebrates and in insects and yet why do we not address that in the welfare laws?”From the famous Monkey Selfie Case to the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence, we explore how
Truth in Sustainability: Can AI help tackle Greenwashing?
“If used in the right way, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has an incredible potential to help detect, prevent, and deter greenwashing”. The practice of greenwashing has affected the ability of consumers and investors to determine whether the products and companies which they support are indeed environmentally sound. With the evolution and accessibility of AI, it is a question whether how can this t
Data Protection for Children
“You can’t just turn 18 and be expected to know how to navigate the digital world.”As social media and digital platforms become an integral part of everyday life, how can we protect children—especially the youngest, from toddlers to infants—from online exposure and data misuse? From privacy concerns to the lasting impact of digital footprints, the legal and ethical challenges continue to evolve.In
Tiny Screens, Big Risks: Protecting Toddlers and Infants on Social Media
As social media becomes increasingly intertwined with our daily lives, how can we protect the most vulnerable among us—toddlers and infants—from the risks of online exposure? From privacy concerns to the long-term impact of digital footprints, the challenges are growing, raising critical questions about responsibility and regulation. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Francis Rees, leader of th
How to regulate AI in a rapidly-evolving world
With the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI), a number of incidents involving AI-generated content raise serious concerns. The use of AI is seen to be prone to abuse which can cause harm. Among the several concerns, AI has become a tool for spreading false information which can potentially tarnish reputation. Given that the use of AI is posed to continually evolve, the need for it to be regulated
Journalism, politics and the digital age: can journalists maintain public trust and influence in this age?
For the first episode of this season, we delve into the complex topics of journalism and covering politics in the digital age. With news shaping opinions and driving political decisions, can media outlets maintain trust and credibility in an era of bias, ethical dilemmas, and rapid change? This episode was recorded in December 2024 after the US election, and we dive into the power and responsibili
Encryption: who regulates private communication?
In this episode, we dive into the heart of the encryption debate with Divij Joshi, a lawyer, researcher, and PhD candidate at the University College of London specialising in technology and society. We begin by breaking down the basics of encryption, delving into the intricacies of end-to-end encryption, and with Divij's expertise, we explore the delicate balance between privacy and security,
Are Musicians Copycats?
The music industry is filled with different artists singing various genres with the use of many tools to create music. Nowadays, with the addition of AI in the world, the question comes up as to whether the music that is generated through AI is actually legal and can be copyrighted as owned by someone. On today’s episode of ‘Yours Lawfully’ we are excited to have with us an esteemed international
Regulating AI to Protect Authors, Publishers, and Society
On today’s episode of Your Lawfully, we welcomed Maria Pallante, who discusses issues of AI-generated publications and the copyright infringement of current works of human authors. Specifically, we focus on the allegations of fair use and fair dealing argued by tech companies. We also delve into the debate of whether these publications are or should be protected by copyright law.Maria Pallante is
Are we headed towards the splinternet?
This episode of Yours Lawfully will explore the deeply controversial concept of the Spliternet. As the global internet and cyberspaces gain more prominence in our daily lives, deeper regulation by nation states and governments risk fracturing the internet from a global common 'world wide web' to national or regionalized siloed networks governed by a different set of laws across the world
Gamergate: How is the lack of diversity affecting TMT Law?
It is undeniable that the gaming industry has significantly grown over the years. But now? It’s an industry that makes more money than the music and movie industries combined. We know from a report by SuperData Research that the global gaming market was valued at $159.3 billion in 2020, and in 2022, it was worth approximately $347 billion. But, with the rise in its popularity, also came the rise i
Embracing the Bright Side: Exploring the Positive Impact of AI
After shedding light on the darker aspects of AI in our previous episode of Yours Lawfully, today we will be pivoting towards the brighter side of this transformative technology. Join us as we explore the sectors ripe for positive AI impact and examine the evolving regulatory landscape shaping its responsible development. Finally, we will delve into the realm of law profession and consider its int
Can banks help stop gambling harm?
In this bonus episode we welcome Julia Hörnle, Professor of Internet Law and Dr Janelle Jones, Associate Professor of Social Psychology, both at Queen Mary University of London.In this episode, we explore the issue of excessive gambling affecting 2.8% of England's population and what might be done to support affected customers. A multi-disciplinary team at Queen Mary University of London, led
The truth prescription: Dark sides of AI
On today's episode of Yours Lawfully, we are joined by Ms. Jennifer Wu, who discusses the differences between misinformation and disinformation and the different ways in which misinformation spreads. We focus specifically on how misinformation is being spread by using AI and how it affects and influences human health particularly in the context of the recent pandemic of COVID 19. We will also
Unmasking the Dark Depths of Deepfakes
This episode of Yours Lawfully presents an intriguing exploration into the world of deepfakes - astonishingly realistic manipulations of digital media blurring the lines between imagination and reality. These creations, utilising advanced machine learning algorithms, have grown exponentially in popularity, raising significant ethical and societal concerns. To unravel the complexities, we're h
Analysing the updates to the UK's data protection legal regime
In today's episode of Yours Lawfully, we are delving deep into the reforms the UK government is planning to introduce to the UK's comprehensive data protection law, modelled after the European GDPR. To discuss this topic, we are joined by two renowned experts and titans of the UK’s data protection industry: Dr. Ian Walden and Mr. Jon Baines.Dr. Ian Walden is a Professor of Information an
Metawho? Metawhat? Metawhere? Trade marks and the metaverse
On today's episode of Yours Lawfully, we are joined by Dr. Michaela MacDonald, lecturer at Queen Mary, University of London and co-host of More Than Just a Game, who discusses the pertinent legal questions regarding trade marks in the metaverse, such as revocation of trade marks, genuine use in the metaverse and the importance of protecting your trade mark in the metaverse. Lastly, we consi
Climate Change, Protesting & The Media: What's The Link?
Today's episode of Yours Lawfully focuses on understanding the interconnections between climate change protests, and what, if anything, the law and media have to do with it all. This topic will be explored particularly from the perspective of climate change protesters, specifically within the Just Stop Oil movement, and the future restrictions their human rights will face from the facilitatio
Did Eminem's "Stan" Predict The Nature Of Online Fandoms : Untangling Legal Webs
On today's episode of Yours Lawfully, we have with us Professor Paul Wragg, a media law professor from the University of Leeds, who takes us through the nature of online fandoms and the numerous privacy and free speech concerns emerging from the same. We also attempt to answer the question as to whether such fandoms need to be governed by legislation or self-regulation. He has worked extensiv
Bonus episode: a conversation about FTX' collapse
The following episode comes as a continuation of Shreyansh & Marcos episode regarding the collapse of crypto exchange giant FTX. In this sequel, Marcos gets to interview Asim Arshad, an experienced dispute resolution solicitor and head of crypto & blockchain team at Mackrell Solicitors.
Notorious ChatGPT Part.2
Welcome to the second part of the episode ‘Notorious ChatGPT’ where we delve into the world of generative AI, particularly the intelligent chatbot known as ChatGPT. In this episode, Dr Michaela MacDonald and Dr Julian Hough provide clarity on the risks of the use and advanced development of generative AI and explain what happens behind the scenes of the decision-making process in AI systems from a
Notorious ChatGPT Part.1
Welcome to the first part of the episode ‘Notorious ChatGPT’ where we delve into the world of generative AI, particularly the intelligent chatbot known as ChatGPT. In this episode, Dr Michaela MacDonald and Dr Julian Hough provide clarity on the risks of the use and advanced development of generative AI and explain what happens behind the scenes of the decision-making process in AI systems from a
I.T commercial law in the real world
In this Final episode of the third season, we have with us Nicola Carter, who is a Senior Legal Counsel from NTT Europe.We are going to discuss the scope on IT Commercial Law a long side opportunities and challenges that lawyers face on this field.
Illusion of choice: regulating targeted content on online platforms [part 2]
This is the second part of our cross-disciplinary discussion on targeted content. In this episode, Lauren and Patrick are going to address more specifically the topic of targeted advertising: why does it work, what is the legal framework and what this framework should be? We talked about the human brain, Jurassic Park, the UK approach to regulating advertising and social media literacy.
Illusion of choice: regulating targeted content on online platforms [part 1]
It is no secret that online platforms, especially social media, collect our data to offer us targeted content. We can easily notice that the information and advertising appearing on our feeds seem particularly relevant to us. Our podcast team members Bunga and Léa decided to explore this topic not only from a legal lens but also from the perspective of behavioural sciences. They received Lauren Mu
Crossing borders: navigating transnational law in disruptive technology
In this thought-provoking podcast episode, Dr. Theodora Christou a transnational law expert, and Soumya Snigdha Kundu a machine learning research student at QMUL engage in a discussion about emerging technologies and their impact on human rights, with a particular focus on facial recognition, the concept of fairness, use, and development of AI and transnational regulations. This episode explores
Machines & Morality: Can AI know the difference between right and wrong
As AI becomes more advanced, questions arise about its role in shaping our values and ethics. Can AI ever truly embody ethical principles, or is it simply a tool for human manipulation and control? Join us as we explore the philosophical, legal, and practical implications of AI and its impact on our society. Tune in to our latest podcast, hosted by Farheen Rajwani with two amazing guests- Zaineb a
Crypto & the collapse of FTX | A student led discussion
In this episode Shreyansh and Marcos engage in a fruitful discussion concerning what led to FTX's downfall.
Social media impact on trials: "can social media damage your right to a fair trial"?
There has been a lot of chatter regarding social media's role in trials. In this episode, we will delve into this topic with two of our fellow QMUL LLM students, Jessica Marshal and Eren Itoga. Today, we're looking into how social media has influenced the right to a fair trial. In doing so, we examine how the United States and the United Kingdom regulate social media coverage of ongoing
Media reputation | defamation in the era of fast spreading world
The Internet is full of possibilities for communication and self-expression, thanks to its numerous chat rooms, discussion groups, and blogs. However, there is a downside. Our online activities leave behind a digital trail of information that can be easily accessed through search engines like Google. This record of our private lives including media coverage, statements said, or rumours and gossip
The future of microtransactions
Have you ever been lured into buying special features to have the upper hand in your favourite game? To answer this we have with us Gaetano Dimita, who apart from being a Senior Professor at CCLS, is also a video game enthusiast. In this episode we decode how do microtransaction work as well as the legal implications it has both on developers and consumers.
The future of legal practice
In this episode, Oscar interviews Karen Watton. Karen is a Senior Lecturer in Clinical Legal Education and the Director of qLegal. This episode focusses on the future of the legal profession in the context of AI, tech-driven legal solutions and the ideas expressed by R. Susskind in his book, Tomorrow’s Lawyers.
Impact of smart contracts on next gen lawyers
This episode with Law Commissioner Sarah Green and Prof Miriam Goldby discusses whether Smart Contracts have a pacman effect on the jobs of next gen lawyers? Apart from the introduction on smart contracts, it discusses the recommendations given by law commission to the government on the complexities arising during disputes and the need for convergence between lawyers/judges and coding translators
Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter and free speech
Are you wondering what the future of social media looks like? In this episode, we are discussing the Elon Musk Twitter takeover from a media law perspective. We have invited Gavin Sutter, media law professor and director of the Queen Mary Technology Media and Telecommunications law Institute. We discuss concepts like freedom of speech in different jurisdictions and the power of social media factor
Third season introduction
In this upcoming episode, Samantha Villalobos Mora and Marcos D'Alessandro (Queen Mary University of London LLM students) introduce our audience to the topics that will be discussed and analyzed in this new season. These will be about; geopolitics of technology, the taxation of crypto assets and the effects of cybersecurity regulation in the age of information warfare among others.Stay tuned
Online marketplaces regulating themselves: how far is too far?
The fifth industrial revolution is dawning upon the world in unforeseeable ways as we increasingly rely on Industry 4.0 technologies. In this episode, Ahmad Khzaie is joined by Alfaisal Al Khaledi, a brand specialist at a leading online marketplace, to share his thoughts on extending brick and mortar market regulations onto their online counterparts. Combining their different backgrounds, they ex
Digital fashion: a way forward to sustainability
Blockchain technology has already had a transformative influence on many sectors of our life, and the fashion business is no exception. Digital fashion has gone from an obscure notion to a fast rising sector in the previous year. In this episode, Priyal Jain discusses what digital clothing is, how it works, how it is likely to evolve and what potential this combination offers before analysing how
The online safety bill
In this episode, Sophie Essien and Janhavi Mehta consider what the UK Online Safety Bill entails. The co-hosts are joined by Julia Hörnle, a Professor of Internet Law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies at Queen Mary University of London. This podcast will discuss the main aims of the Bill, what concerns remain unanswered and whether the Bill will prove to be an effective piece for regulating
Facial recognition technology-pros and cons
In this episode, Jyothi Karadi and Janhavi Mehta delve deeper into the concept of facial recognition technology (FRT). The co-hosts are joined by Samita Patel, Senior Director of the Privacy & Data Compliance Practice at Alvarez and Marsal. This podcast will discuss what FRT entails, the various advantages and disadvantages of FRT, and what measures can be put in place to limit some of the cur
IP issues surrounding NFTs
Despite the familiarity with the term “NFTs”, confusion could arise when attempting to understand how IP rights play out in the NFT space. In this episode, Sophie Essien and Jyothi Karadi sit down with Sophie Goossens and Nick Breen — IP experts and partners at Reed Smith. Together they demystify the IP issues and concerns surrounding NFTs and shed light on things to think about when looking to se
The basics of NFTs
The conversation surrounding Non Fungible Tokens (NFTs) is one we come across often. Interestingly, not many people understand what the craze about this acronym is. This is a beginner friendly guide to what NFTs are and its connection with blockchain technology. In this episode, Jyothi Karadi and Sophie Essien converse with a blockchain developer and co-founder of iDefendo - Peter Jidesten, about
AI in cars: data protection and privacy
In the second episode of our AI in Cars series, Dhanyasri Talluri interviews Mr. Rajinder Singh, and expert in Data Protection and Cyber Security from India about the various aspects of data protection, hacking and even insuring against such activities. For more information do check out the following links!https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0267364921000030 https://www.lifewire.com
AI in modern warfare: uses, effects and ethicality
In this episode, Priyal Jain interviews Mr. Ashok Ramkumar, an expert in AI. They have an enriching conversation on the uses and effects of AI in modern warfare and its ethicality. Be sure to check out our next episode, the second part of AI in Cars.Show notesLegal Bytes Podcast (webnode.com) Free resourcesThis Minimal Technology | Royalty Free Music - Pixabay
AI in cars: yeah self driving cars are cool, but what about the regulations?
In this episode, Dhanyasri Talluri speaks about what self driving cars are, why we need regulations and what sort of regulations are there in place for it.Be sure to tune into Part 2 in March!Check out the show notes here!https://legal-bytes-podcast9.webnode.comCheck out the links for more information!https://www.lawcom.gov.uk/project/automated-vehicles/https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2021-1
Zuckerberg's metaverse: evil plan or plain genius?
In today’s episode, Janhavi Mehta and Sophie Essien discuss the concept of the Metaverse: what it is, how it will work, what to expect, and our thoughts on the benefits and limitations that the implementation of the Metaverse will have within society. Watch Frances Haugen speaking to the UK Parliament's Joint Committee on the Draft Online Safety Bill- https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=djcrJQ26ty
Artificial intelligence in the pharma industry: what happens when the machines talk back?
In this episode, Amber Boothe and Richard Marcil, the Chief Customer Officer of Conversation Health, discuss conversational artificial intelligence: the type of AI that talks back to you. Specifically, systems built on huge amounts of data, machine learning, and natural language processing that create the experience of real conversation. Conversation Health is a company taking conversational AI a
[Part 2] Why outer space and cyberspace are more similar than you think
In this episode, the Legal Counsel and Head of the Legal Services department at the European Space Agency, Dr. Marco Ferrazzani and Professor of Electronic Commerce Law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies of Queen Mary University of London, Chris Reed discuss the concept of territoriality and the interplay between outer space and cyberspace from a legal perspective.
[Part 1] Why outer space and cyberspace are more similar than you think
In this episode, the Legal Counsel and Head of the Legal Services department at the European Space Agency, Dr. Marco Ferrazzani and Professor of Electronic Commerce Law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies of Queen Mary University of London, Chris Reed discuss the concept of territoriality and the interplay between outer space and cyberspace from a legal perspective.
The law behind a #Ad: could influencer marketing cost you a fortune?
Influencer marketing; a very legitimate and effective marketing strategy, but many do not realise that this is a highly regulated area. In this episode, Kaviyana and Amber have a conversation about what the law expects from influencers and businesses in this multi-million pound sector. Show notes are available here.
Cybersecurity for startups: 3 ways to protect your business from cybercrime
‘the question is not whether you will become a victim of cybercrime, but when…’ In this episode, Michaela gave us a very insightful overview on the risks of cybercrime, emphasising on all the companies are the potential victims. What are the measures the start-ups can adopt to avoid such risks?
[BONUS] The death and life of Jang Nayeon: resurrecting the deceased in VR
Muki Kulhan gave a great overview of this area of law in this month's main episode and Rob Morgan is joining Amber once again for a deep dive into a fascinating topic - virtual resurrection.
The laws of hyper reality: what AR and VR developers should be doing right now
"This isn't science fiction anymore. We are rapidly approaching the point where we will be able to customise our level of interaction with reality..."This episode features two award-winning creators, Muki Kulhan and Rob Morgan, and explores how the rise of Augmented and Virtual Reality comes with some big legal problems for developers. The same technology that can enable us to inter
What is your digital evidence worth? photoshopped contracts, doctored recordings and deepfakes
"In a digital world, everything can be manipulated..."In this episode, Amber Boothe and Kelsey Farish discuss how the rise of photoshop contracts, doctored recordings, and deepfakes can pose serious challenges for individuals and businesses. Although this type of tech is often used in amazing and inspiring ways, we are entering a world where your words, your voice, and even your face can
Yours lawfully teaser
Produced by Postgraduate Law Students and based out of Queen Mary University of London, this podcast keeps you ahead of the game when it comes to Tech, Media and Intellectual Property Law.In this upcoming episode, Amber Boothe and Kelsey Farish discuss how the rise of photoshop contracts, doctored recordings, and deepfakes can pose serious challenges for individuals and businesses. Although this t
