22 June 2023
A University of Surrey Stories feature on Professor Melissa Hamilton's research into artificial intelligence bias in predictive policing.
Read more: AI and the law: Melissa Hamilton's research in University of Surrey Stories 19 January 2023
Ryan Abbott reviews where the Artificial Inventor Project's AI-inventor patent cases stood in early 2023.
Read more: Commentary: Progress on AI patent legal cases 8 December 2021
Alex Leveringhaus responds to Stuart Russell's BBC Reith Lecture, arguing the ethics and law of military AI need a broader debate.
Read more: Reith lectures miss the point in debate about AI in the military 17 November 2021
Surrey's School of Law opened a Court of the Future for studying the effects of online and digital justice.
Read more: School of Law establishes new Court of the Future facility 28 July 2021
South Africa granted the first patent naming an AI as inventor, in a case led by Ryan Abbott.
Read more: World's first patent awarded for an invention made by an AI 1 March 2021
Marton Ribary describes his open computational analysis of Justinian's Digest, carried out with Barbara McGillivray.
Read more: A corpus approach to Roman law: legal history meets computational linguistics 15 December 2020
Surrey launched an interdisciplinary Surrey Security Network, with Steve Schneider and Mikolaj Barczentewicz among the presenters.
Read more: Surrey Security Network successfully launched 26 October 2020
An IET thought paper from an e-voting working group chaired by Steve Schneider sets out the cyber security and societal hurdles for UK internet voting.
Read more: Cybersecurity and transparency of system designs are crucial to making internet voting a reality in the UK