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Marijn Storm, associate in Morrison & Foerster’s Privacy + Data Security practice, appears on a panel focused on the interplay of the law and technological advancements. Marijn’s “LegalTech” panel is part of a program designed by the academic editors of the Oxford Business Law Blog to answer a range of pressing questions businesses should be considering.

The Law of Autonomous Systems and the Automation of Law: LegalTech

Marijn Storm, associate in Morrison & Foerster’s Privacy + Data Security practice, appears on a panel focused on the interplay of the law and technological advancements. Marijn’s “LegalTech” panel is part of a program designed by the academic editors of the Oxford Business Law Blog to answer a range of pressing questions businesses should be considering. These include:<ul><li>How should the application of new technologies, such as machine learning, be regulated to provide adequate space for innovation whilst still protecting consumers and investors in increasingly disintermediated markets? </li><li>How should data and privacy laws control the use and application of personal data in training autonomous systems? </li><li>How should liability be attributed or distributed where a (semi-) autonomous agent causes harm or loss? </li><li>How does legal education and training need to change to equip the lawyers of tomorrow with the skills needed to manage increasingly automated legal processes? </li><li>How should autonomous systems be designed so as to maximize their resilience to cyberattacks?</li></ul><hr>

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Marijn Storm

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The Law of Autonomous Systems and the Automation of Law: LegalTech

09 Mar 2019 12:30 AM - 1:30 AM