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A Brave New World of Liability: When AI Goes "Rogue"
What exactly happens when AI goes "rogue" and compromises a 3rd party?
Luo Xuhong
Sep 78 min read


The Feasibility of a Publicly Funded Legal Service
Are there grounds for a fully funded legal service? 78 years after its founding, the NHS has faced extensive criticism for its bureaucratic inefficiencies...
Cathleen Ong
Aug 228 min read


UK's Online Safety Act (OSA): A Mixed Future
"No platform gets a free pass" - Keir Starmer announces secondary legislation that grants the state sweeping powers to govern the online world.

Discuss Diglett
Apr 218 min read


Rewriting the Law that Built the Internet
Imagine if you had to wait weeks on end for approval by TikTok to post your video of you doing the latest Tiktok trend. Yes, even that silly Instagram story you took of your lunch today will take weeks before Instagram approves for you to post it.

Discuss Diglett
Mar 3112 min read


The ICJ’s Advisory Opinion on Climate Change - A Compensation for Climate Justice?
As a legal declaration by the highest judicial organ of the UN, is the Advisory Opinion a victory for our climate or a mere compensation for climate justice at best?
Alden Lee
Feb 179 min read


GENIUS or Gimmick: Crypto on Capitol Hill
Once describing Bitcoin as a scam, Donald Trump now promises to make America the crypto capital of the world, starting with the GENIUS Act.
Luo Xuhong
Jan 208 min read
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