11KBW Panopticon Podcast

As advances in AI technology continue apace, existing legal tools are struggling to keep up. Meanwhile, the Government has issued its consultation response on the pro-innovation approach to AI regulation, and the EU has just passed its AI Act. Jamie Susskind (author of The Digital Republic and Future Politics) speaks to Leo Davidson about the pressing need for leaders to get to gri

Back in our first episode, Anya Proops KC highlighted some of the uncertainties in how the online safety regime would operate in practice. Not satisfied to leave our listeners hanging, Anya has now sat down for an extended interview with Jon Higham, the Online Safety Policy Director at Ofcom, to get his take on the policy challenges at the coalface. It is essential listening for an

All for one, or none for all? When data breaches occur, they can affect thousands of people – but it’s in no-one’s interests to try to litigate thousands of similar claims. Robin Hopkins tells Leo Davidson about the recent attempts to find a proportionate but effective approach to these claims, explains the upsides and pitfalls of the various options and gives his insights on

Leading barristers discuss latest developments in the law of info, tech and media.

The Online Safety Act 2023 has finally become law. Leading silk Anya Proops KC talks Leo Davidson through the key changes, duties and questions arising from this seismic legislation. Panopticonblog.com 11kbw.com @11KBWpanopticon on Twitter and 11KBW on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/11kbw/)