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Survey on Legal Technology
This survey seeks to obtain information from NZ law firms and In-House Counsels or Legal Practitioners in Government, business or NGOs about the current...
Lord Thomas Talks Legal Tech
The New Zealand Law Foundation's Visiting Scholar for 2019, the Rt Honourable Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd PC, took time from his busy touring schedule of NZ law...
Legal technology project to transform legal education in New Zealand
The world that we are living in today will not be the world our children live in. Technology, cyber security and AI (artificial intelligence) are transforming...
New Zealand Law Foundation 2019 Distinguished Visiting Fellow
The Rt Hon Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd PC (image from Independent) Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales (2013–2017) The Rt Hon Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd PC is...
TeLENZ Travels in Search of Legal Tech Innovation
Associate Professor Wayne Rumbles, lead for the TeLENZ project funded by the NZ Law Foundation, will undertake a series of investigative trips to North...
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RadioNZ discussion on NZ's proposed new internet laws - sensible censorship? . Currently going through Parliament (introduced and First Reading): http://legislation.govt.nz/bill/government/2020/0268/latest/whole.html.
Are our new internet laws sensible, or censorship - or both?
The World Wide Web is an international phenomenon with few rules, and no one stepping up as global sheriff. Can New Zealand's new internet legislati...
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Privacy Foundation welcomes new privacy law “Parliament enacted new Privacy Act with multi-party support continuing a tradition for NZ privacy law. All parties appreciate the importance of legislating for good information handling" https://www.privacyfoundation.nz/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Privacy-Foundation-welcomes-new-privacy-law.pdf
New Zealand's new privacy statute will take effect on 1 December 2020.
The Privacy Bill has passed its third reading in Parliament with unanimous support! The new Act modernises our privacy laws and replaces the 27-year-old Privacy Act 1993. Read our full statement here: https://bit.ly/31eQ6Sx
Robert Spano discusses the challenges with automated decision-making and governmental interference with our lives: .
EP 112: Government’s reliance on AI in times of plague - Robert Spano
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Cryptographic and biometric checking of identity to accurately verify parties in conveyancing transactions?
Facing up to the digital identity challenge
Cryptographic and biometric identity checks may be the solution for conveyancers when verifying an applicant’s identity, according to the Law So...
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IBM’s CEO has told Congress on Monday that the tech firm will no longer offer, develop or research facial recognition technology by @Forbes https://zcu.io/1fNp