What does the package of measures approved by the Tokyo government to boost development and competitiveness say? It challenges European rigidity, but also American laissez-faire. by Andrea Monti – Initially published in Italian by La Repubblica – Italian Tech Continue reading “Japan’s new AI law has something to teach the US and EU”
Meta will be able to use user data to train AI, a German ruling says
The reasons behind the German ruling recognising Meta’s right to use data extracted from content publicly shared by its customers have been published. Individual rights may give way to the legitimate interests of the company – by Andrea Monti – Initially published in Italian by La Repubblica-Italian Tech Continue reading “Meta will be able to use user data to train AI, a German ruling says”
The geopolitical role of the Chinese-led IOMed
China is promoting the creation of an international organisation for the resolution of disputes between states that operates in parallel with (not entirely) equivalent Western structures, shifting the venue for conflict resolution to the East by Andrea Monti – adjunct professor of cybersecurity, privacy and digital identity at the University of Rome-Sapienza – Initially published in Italian by Formiche.net Continue reading “The geopolitical role of the Chinese-led IOMed”
The Garlasco case reopens the debate on science, technology and the role of judges
A crucial element in solving the Garlasco murder is the ability of forensic genetics technologies to produce reliable results. But it is also important that judges are aware of how they are used by Andrea Monti – Initially published on MIT Technology Review Italia
Who is responsible for ChatGPT’s mistakes? A US ruling provides an answer (for now)
A Georgia court has ruled the obvious, namely that results provided by a chatbot should not necessarily be taken seriously. But things are not that simple by Andrea Monti – Originally published in Italian on Italian Tech – La Repubblica Continue reading “Who is responsible for ChatGPT’s mistakes? A US ruling provides an answer (for now)”