Uncover how hidden biases in AI—from faulty hiring bots to unfair predictive policing—can be tamed by smart legal reforms that turn our digital decision‑makers into champions of fairness and equality.
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Technology enthusiast, legal professional, and aspiring learner in the field of technology law.
I am a current 4th year law and computer science student at The University of Sydney with more than 3-4 years of professional experience in law, technology, and leadership.
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LATEST POSTS
- 28 Jul 2025Algorithmic Bias and Discrimination: The Role of Law in Ensuring Fairness in Automated Decision-Making
- 27 Jul 2025Regulating Deepfakes: Balancing Freedom of Expression with Privacy and Reputation RightsExploring the fascinating yet alarming world of deepfakes, this article dives into how we can regulate digital illusions without sacrificing free speech or privacy.
- 26 Jul 2025The Rise of Generative AI and IP Challenges: Navigating Ownership in AI-Generated WorksExploring the intricate legal puzzle of who owns AI-generated creativity, this article delves into the evolving intersection between groundbreaking generative AI technology and traditional intellectual property laws
- 24 Jul 2025Communicating Privacy: Bridging Australian Law and Emerging TechnologiesIn an age of AI and big data, "Communicating Privacy" reveals how Australia's robust legal safeguards and cutting‑edge privacy technologies can be distilled into clear, compelling "privacy cards" and real‑world narratives to demystify risks, build trust, and empower users.
- 23 Jul 2025Cybersecurity Regulation for AI Systems: Mitigating Liability and Compliance RisksStrap in for a rollercoaster ride through Australia's evolving AI security rulebook, where cryptographic capes and legal guardrails team up to fend off data breaches and liability pitfalls!