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Regulating the rapidly developing space of data protection, IP and AI

Fatima Ameer-Mia, Director in our Technology, Media & Telecommunications practice joined Radio Islam to discuss what lawmakers are planning in order to regulate the rapidly developing space of data protection, intellectual property and artificial intelligence

7 Oct 2019 07:17 Minutes Podcast
Regulating the rapidly developing space of data protection, IP and AI

Regulating the rapidly developing space of data protection, IP and AI

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Regulating the rapidly developing space of data protection, IP and AI

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Fatima Ameer-Mia, Director in our Technology, Media & Telecommunications practice joined Radio Islam to discuss what lawmakers are planning in order to regulate the rapidly developing space of data protection, intellectual property and artificial intelligence.

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