The full preliminary program of the ALSA (Asian Law Schools Assocation) Law and Technology Conference in Sydney 9-11 July is now available! Check it out at tcm.eventsair.com/alsa-2025. If you are as excited as I am, please register. #lawtech #legaltech #techregulation #fintech #AI #AIlaw #fintech #biotech #cyberlaw #IP.
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ISSUE 48(1): Professor Shiri Krebs (@ShiriKrebs) and Professor Lyria Bennett Moses (@lyria1) explore three ways in which individuals’ interests in data may be better protected: legislation reform, private law frameworks and data sharing agreements.
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Announcing 2025 Asian Law Schools Association Law and Technology Conference July 2025. Call for abstracts open on diverse topics. Also junior scholars event. For more information about the conference, and to submit an abstract, please go to alsa2025.com/
Ticketek cyber hack: Customer data exposed. Raises the question- why do they need a date of birth to sell tickets? Easiest solution to information security risk - don’t collect more info than you need. smh.com.au/national/ticketek…
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Your assumptions are your windows on the world. Scrub them off every once in a while, or the light won't come in.
-- Isaac Asimov
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EDUCATION in an era of CONVERGENCE by @lyria1 : journalcrcl.org/crcl/article…
Excited that this is out - fresh thinking on computational law from across the disciplinary spectrum. Thanks to @mireillemoret, @laurencediver, @FrankPasquale, @DMerigoux, Katie Atkinson, Pauline McBride, Bert De Bisschop and the full @journalcrcl team!
Out now: the Special Issue on THE FUTURE OF COMPUTATIONAL LAW, a series of position papers by thought leaders in the domain: @sarahlawsky @lyria1 @DMerigoux @sayashk Peter Henderson @random_walker @NatalieByrom @florisbex @FrankPasquale @JcMalgieri journalcrcl.org/crcl/issue/v… 1/
Come work with us! Academic jobs at all levels at UNSW Law & Justice in private law, criminal law, evidence, public law and global law. external-careers.jobs.unsw.e…. Help spread the word.
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In latest issue #OpenAccess article:
Daniele Battista and Gabriele Uva contribute to the academic debate and understanding of the challenges related to the fight against online hate speech on social networks #ItalianLaw #SocialMedia #HateSpeech
🔗doi.org/10.5204/lthj.3149
This platform is mad. This happening overnight - ohpi.org.au/antisemitic-disi… highlights the problem. Pls think b4 sharing and using disinfo to propagate hate (in ANY direction). The world has enough problems without X. My thoughts with those hurt in yesterday’s attack.
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🌹Roses are red
🪻Violets are blue
📢Our call for papers
🫶 Is perfect for you ...
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Great piece by @DMerigoux and colleagues. Read if interested in HOW law is automated and consequent issues on the kinds of choices that are made, who makes them, and how accountability is maintained. @journalcrcl
Our article from 2022 about programming micro-choices in the French Housing Benefits is finally published !
With Marie Alauzen and Lilya Slimani, we examine how ambiguity in law is resolved by administration during computer programming.
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Fun bits 🧵
Honoured to edit "Law as Code: Exploring Information, Communication and Power in Legal Systems" by
@BhumikaBilla
, with a thoughtful cross-disciplinary response by
@JannisKallinik1
. Now published online in CRCL, journalcrcl.org/crcl/article……. Strong recommend! #informationtheory
Spent my summer on a fantasy series about a world in which a force of "ruin" can distort text (histories, stories, comms) to manipulate humans. With deep fakes alongside social media quick takes, slogans, and mobs - are we doing something similar?
The next edition of "AI Decision-Making and the Courts: A guide for Judges, Tribunal Members and Court Administrators" is now available online at aija.org.au/wp-content/uploa…. Updated to include more case studies and commentary on GenAI.
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Session IV of Our 21st Century Brain featured Prof. Lyria Bennett Moses, Stela Solar, and Prof. Sally Cripps talking about human intelligence and AI, moderated by Prof. Ian Oppermann FRSN FTSE. #21stCenturyBrain – at Sydney, New South Wales
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📣 Dive into "AI in Government" at the #AIPolicySummit2023! Featuring a world-class panel lineup. Explore the intersections of AI & governance with us! Register for FREE👉 reghorizon.com/ai-policy-sum…
Looking forward to the Symposium on the Future of Computational Law in Brussels next month. A great format that allows for genuine thoughtful cross-disciplinary conversations.
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conference details in the press release and here: cohubicol.com/about/conferen…
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The Society and Australia's Learned Academies' free livestreamed Annual Forum is less than a month away! This year's topic is 'Our 21st Century Brain,' so in the lead-up we've asked its experts such as @lyria1 to share a few interesting facts about human brains. #21stCenturyBrain

ALT A graphic from displaying a quote from Prof. Lyria Bennett Moses, Associate Dean (Research), UNSW Faculty of Law and Justice; Director of the UNSW Allens Hub for Technology, Law and Innovation: "We keep comparing AI to human intelligence, but, on that metric, calculators seem more intelligent than chatbots leveraging large language models."
















