Episode 9: Trump, Facebook, and Human Rights
Episode 9: Trump, Facebook, and Human Rights
MSTL speaks to Susan Benesch, director and founder of the Dangerous Speech Project, and Faculty Associate of Harvard's B... Read more
20 Jun 2021
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42mins
Episode 8: NFTs: A Lasting Trend?
Episode 8: NFTs: A Lasting Trend?
'What is being traded is not the artwork, it's the participation.'CFO and Co-Founder of Capexmove, Eti Cüneyt, discusses... Read more
10 May 2021
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11mins
Episode 7: Reducing Online Harms: A Statutory Duty of Care
Episode 7: Reducing Online Harms: A Statutory Duty of Care
What duties does the internet owe you? A discussion with Lorna Woods, Professor of Internet Law at the University of Ess... Read more
11 Apr 2021
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32mins
Episode 6: The Rise of Legal Tech in Asylum Justice
Episode 6: The Rise of Legal Tech in Asylum Justice
How are HighQ and Bryter are being used to assist Refugees in Greece?Phil Worthington, Managing Director of European Law... Read more
24 Feb 2021
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23mins
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5 Min Answers: Is the law holding AI back?
5 Min Answers: Is the law holding AI back?
AI's potential vs legal uncertainty. Who wins?Head of AI at Gowling WLG and co-editor of ‘The Law of Artificial Intellig... Read more
10 Feb 2021
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4mins
Episode 5: Crimes Against Humanity: The impact of digital evidence
Episode 5: Crimes Against Humanity: The impact of digital evidence
Understanding and assisting the use of digital evidence to increase accountability for atrocity crimes and human rights ... Read more
27 Jan 2021
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25mins
5 Min Answers: How Would You Answer This Year’s SCL Student Essay Prize Question?
5 Min Answers: How Would You Answer This Year’s SCL Student Essay Prize Question?
There is increasing concern that machine learning tools embed bias in their operations and outputs. To what extent does ... Read more
18 Jan 2021
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2mins
5 Min Answers: Crimes against humanity are growing more visible online, but does that lead to more accountability?
5 Min Answers: Crimes against humanity are growing more visible online, but does that lead to more accountability?
This clip is taken from a full conversation with Bethany Houghton, assistant counsel at The Public International Law and... Read more
6 Jan 2021
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3mins
Episode 4: Is the law holding AI back?
Episode 4: Is the law holding AI back?
Matt Hervey--Head of AI at Gowling WLG and co-editor of 'The Law of Artificial Intelligence'--talks about the law's prot... Read more
4 Jan 2021
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25mins
Episode 3: Data Ownership & the GDPR
Episode 3: Data Ownership & the GDPR
CEO of tech start-up SayMine, Gal Ringel, talks about how notions of data ownership have changed in the GDPR era, and th... Read more
19 Oct 2020
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42mins
