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#OpenAccess peer reviewed international journal, original, innovative research concerned with the humanity of #law and #technology
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🔊Call for Papers 2027
Committed to the wide and unrestricted dissemination of knowledge, the journal encourages scholarship that reflects on how technology is changing law, regulation and normative conduct
https://t.co/9sYlubxcvk

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📢 Call for Papers | Neurotechnology and Law
Advances in neuromodulation, neuroimaging, and brain-computer interfaces are challenging the conceptual architecture of law
Guest Editors: Darshan Datar, Phoebe Galbally & Avantik Tamta
▶️ Details https://t.co/6OBaHnSswG

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🔵Just published #OpenAccess
Becoming Suspicious Across Borders: Algorithmic Extraterritoriality and AI-Driven Financial Surveillance
🔗https://t.co/Si8BG7YDDR

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🟣 Just published #OpenAccess
Examining the academic performance of #GenAI in university-level Criminal Law assessment - proposing a mixture of 3 assessment formats to ensure students demonstrate fundamental legal knowledge #ChatGPT #HigherEducation
🔗 https://t.co/1hBW3W0kel

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14-18 September is #PeerReviewWeek
Acknowledging our peer reviewers who play a vital role in #ResearchIntegrity
We recognise that reviewer fatigue is real thing, and increased submissions has an effect on editorial workload @PeerRevWeek
🚫We will not trade quality for speed

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🟣 Just published #OpenAccess
Posthumanistic Considerations for the Human-Centric Approach to European Regulation of Artificial Intelligence #AIRegulation
🔗 https://t.co/Kcwueo51XT

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🔊We need to talk honestly about the impact of LLMs and academic publishing
At Law, Technology and Humans, the editorial team have been drowning in Slop.
#AI #LawTech #ScholarlyComms #Publishing #BigTech
🔗https://t.co/ZwCnYRoNxy

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🔶In new issue
How data-driven humanitarianism in the HIV/AIDS sector reproduces colonial patterns of extraction and inequality in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) #AIDS #DataColonialism
🔗https://t.co/YS18lUUIhg

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🔲In new issue
To Die, To Sleep No More - This piece of speculative legal research, set in the future, focuses on how the law, both in the future and in 2026, conceives of the mind and its decision-making #AI #consent #fiction https://t.co/kwT3RFuKGc

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🟣In new issue
Precision Healthcare Needs Precision Consent - the advent of #AI in medical contexts raises anxiety that AI may not be as reliable as claimed, and that laypersons are ill-equipped to make these decisions by themselves #healthcare
https://t.co/jpS9X11qHZ

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🔻In new issue
While the ‘Right to Repair’ #RTR campaign has sought to protect consumers’ ability to maintain and repair the goods - critical sectors like #MedicalDevices and #AssistiveTechnologies remain understudied #copyright #IoT
https://t.co/9kYkJvCo03

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◾️In new issue
The introduction of the Digital Services Act (DSA) by the European Union marks a fundamental step forward in the governance of #SocialMedia platforms - addressing the issue of #disinformation and the role of controversial #influencers 🔗https://t.co/SsaRnJdZQY

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🟣In new issue
The use of algorithmic systems to identify suspected #WelfareFraud - ‘hurt first, fix later’ approach to the adoption of algorithmic systems - Jing Qian explores what effective regulation should look like #Robodebt #DutyOfCare
🔗https://t.co/lrsmnJEChB

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🆕In new issue
Kaif Siddiqui and the Japanese franchise Psycho-Pass as a cultural legal text speaking to popular anxieties about the relationships between law, technology and society #ScienceFiction #PopularCulture #AI
🔗 https://t.co/0B0KK6FJCN

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🔹In new issue
Quinn Edwards presents a cultural legal reading of the updated anime series Digimon Adventure (2020) enabling a reconciliation of the use of #AI narratives as a method of scholarly interpellation of human–AI interactions https://t.co/npfPLRH8rZ

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🟣In new issue
A critical examination of the AI–human construct for oversight as delineated by the EU’s AI regulation, specifically Article 14 of the European Artificial Intelligence Act (EU AI Act) #MediaTheory #AI https://t.co/1hlZe1j7tP

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Law, Technology & Humans is one of the most original journals here. Proud to be on its board. New issue!

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🔹From latest issue:
Does #AI have the potential to fundamentally obliterate the order itself by exposing the way in which law relies on the temptation of an imagined – and distinctly human – sovereignty? #patents #phantasm
🔗 https://t.co/0IhFpKLGva

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🆕New issue – includes:
#MediaTheory➕#AI #Healthcare #patents #consent #fiction➕#Robodebt #DutyOfCare➕#SocialMedia #disinformation➕#copyright #IoT ➕#MedicalDevices #AssistiveTechnologies➕#AIDS #DataColonialism➕#ScienceFiction➕
#PopularCulture
▶️https://t.co/S3jln9hdYE

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🟢Just published #OpenAccess
A conceptual framework for understanding legal obsolescence in an age of technological change - a shared vocabulary for evaluating existing rules and designing more resilient law-making approaches
https://t.co/ooxTD15ABZ