The Current Position of Britain's Leading Neobanks

This article evaluates the current position of the three dominant ‘neobanks’ in the UK: Revolut, Monzo and Starling Bank. A summary is provided of their individual initiatives and financial performance.

Editors-In-Chief The Corporate Law Journal1 July 2024fintech, Artificial Intelligence, ukComment

Are AI Chatbots Becoming More Racist?

Recent examples of AI outputs and research on the models highlight existing and potential issues of racism and prejudice.

Editors-In-Chief The Corporate Law Journal28 March 2024ai, legal, law, threat, issue, Artificial IntelligenceComment

Charity Issues Warning Over AI-Generated Content

The growing intersection between AI and child sexual abuse cases has raised alarming concerns, prompting discussions on ethical implications, illegality, and the need for new legislation to address this issue.

Editors-In-Chief The Corporate Law Journal22 February 2024law, legal, offence, crime, AI, Artificial IntelligenceComment

AI Cannot be a Patent Holder Under Current Law, UK Supreme Court Rules

What was the recent case relating to AI heard before the Supreme Court and why is it important?

Music Publishers Sue AI Company Over ‘Widespread’ Infringement of Copyright

Music publishers are suing an Amazon-backed AI company, for widespread copyright infringement, alleging that the company misused copyrighted song lyrics to train its AI chatbot.

China's Crackdown on Artificial Intelligence

As generative AI systems become more prevalent, China responds with new regulatory proposals.

Guest User13 May 2023China, Tech, Technology, Ai, Artificial Intelligence, technology, computer, regulation, lawComment

The Rise of ChatGPT and The Legal Implications That Will Ensue

This article explores the rise of the popular generative AI application, ChatGPT. Despite its ability to respond to a wide range of natural language input, resulting in many use cases, its growth comes with a host of legal implications.