Is consent a panacea for online danger?
raidtech December 14, 2022 Insights

Is consent a panacea for online danger?

Does consent offer the best privacy and safety for internet users? And what are the issues around consent as a legal basis when it comes to children? Steve Wood, Consultant, Allen & Overy, Cecilia Álvarez, Director of Privacy Policy Engagement,…
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Making light work of dark patterns
raidtech October 2, 2022 Insights

Making light work of dark patterns

At a Privacy Laws & Business webinar, experts from Meta, Stanford, the Norwegian Consumer Council and Amadeus revealed the prevalence of dark patterns and what businesses, regulators and policymakers can do to prevent them. Ben Avison reports   The term…
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In technology we trust
raidtech July 5, 2022 Insights

In technology we trust

Governments, regulators, companies or consumers – who should take responsibility for creating a safe and trustworthy digital environment?   At RAID Digital on 4 May, Emma Wright, Director, Institute of AI and Partner at Harbottle & Lewis moderated a panel…
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AI’s balancing Act
raidtech July 4, 2022 Insights

AI’s balancing Act

Legislating AI involves weighing up a range of human and industrial concerns, as speakers from UNESCO, Meta, the European Commission, national government and regulators explored at RAID Digital   When people think of the European Commission, they tend to think…
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A bird’s eye view of privacy
raidtech April 13, 2022 Comment

A bird’s eye view of privacy

Prof. Mette Birkedal Bruun, Director of the Danish National Research Foundation’s Centre for Privacy Studies shares her expectations of RAID Digital, and how history can help with today’s challenges   How do you see the research in historical privacy concerning…
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