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Deepfake fraud among AI risks for insurers

Global law firm Kennedys has highlighted potential benefits and risk to the insurance market from the use of artificial intelligence (AI).
CJEU finds against Ireland on drinking water

The EU’s highest court has ruled that Ireland has failed to meet its obligations under an EU directive on the quality of drinking water.

‘Many firms not ready for major legislation’

New rules on sustainability reporting and individual accountability are the two measures expected to have the most significant impact on Irish businesses in 2024, according to survey by law firm

Webinar to look at Fintech and the law

Law Society Skillnet is holding an online event next month aimed at people working in the financial-services sector who want to improve their knowledge of the regulatory and legal environment for the
Rules to improve ‘green’ labelling passed

The European Parliament has backed a directive aimed at improving the labelling of products labelling that will ban the use of misleading environmental claims.
EU’s AI law ‘could set standard’ – MHC

Lawyers at Mason Hayes & Curran (MHC) say that fines under the EU’s new regulations on artificial intelligence (AI) could be even more significant than those imposed for breaches of GDPR rules on

High Court judges assigned for Hilary term

The President of the High Court has assigned judges to be in charge of the court’s lists for the Hilary term. The term runs from 11 January to 22 March.
EU looking at Microsoft’s OpenAI investment

The European Commission has said that it is examining whether Microsoft’s investment in OpenAI might be reviewable under EU competition rules.
AI among topics covered at Dublin event

Almost 130 solicitors from across Dublin attended the Practice and Regulation Symposium 2023, a major legal conference that took place at The College Green Hotel, Dublin, on 6 December.
Youth groups meet CnaM on new code

Media watchdog Coimisiún na Meán (CnaM) has held the first meeting of its new Youth Advisory Committee, which was set up to advise it on online safety and other issues.
Unilever faces probe on ‘green’ claims

Britain’s consumer watchdog has announced plans to examine environmental claims made by the consumer-goods group Unilever, which is known for brands that include Cif, Dove, Comfort, and Lynx, among

Lynn disappointed by ‘fear’ comment, trial told

Former solicitor Michael Lynn has taken the stand and started to give evidence in his trial.
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