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Hardy Pemhiwa (President and Group CEO of Cassava Technologies) joins Mike Conradi (Partner and Global Co-Chair - Telecoms) to discuss the opportunities and challenges inherent to Africa's digital infrastructure.
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In this episode, DLA Piper partner Michael Heene joins Kosta Starosin, Director of Legal at Cohere, for a deep dive into the impact of AI on the legal sector. We discuss three main topics: -    How AI is likely to change law firms, both big and small,-    How the technology will impact how clients do business,-    What new competences and players will be appearing on the market.
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In this episode, DLA Piper lawyers Laurent De Surgeloose and Pierre Dion are joined by FTI Consulting colleagues Elinor Wahal, expert in European and International AI Governance and Director at FTI Consulting Brussels, and Sabine Clappaert, Lead of the People in Transformation Practise at FTI in Brussels, to explore the topic of AI at the workplace.
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In this episode, DLA Piper lawyers Heidi Waem and Simon Verschaeve are joined by academics Prof. Dr. Eva Lievens and Dr. Valerie Verdoodt to explore the topic of AI products aimed at children and the use of children's data in the context of AI.
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In this episode of our TechLaw Podcast Series, Mark O'Conor, Edward Griffiths and Omar Khabbaz delve into the current trends in the Tech M&A landscape, with a particular focus on the recent craze sparked by AI. Discover how AI is reshaping the M&A space, driving innovation, and transforming the tech industry.
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New technologies are turbo-charging digital transformation and its regulatory landscape. Mark O’Conor, Sophie Lessar, Vinny Sanchez and Bennett Borden explore how AI is driving digital transformation within the financial services and insurance sectors. The discussion raises the question of whether sector-specific AI regulations are necessary. As technology advances faster than regulations, companies are advised to adhere to best practices and prioritise third-party risk assessments to navigate the opportunities and challenges of this transformative landscape.
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