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Designing a product that is "100 percent fatal"
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FCA offers support for green fintechs
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Fast Forward Turns 3
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Collaborative working: engineering serendipity?
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Video Killed the Radio Star
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The future of AI in education
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RegTech: A lovely idea but...
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SRA's commitment to driving innovation
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Redesigning meetings
As disruptive technology so often demonstrates, innovation can be just as much about how you do something as what it is you do.
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Do you know what your AI is thinking? You may not like it
For an organisation seeking to implement an AI solution to improve its business processes (whether for internal use or customer-facing),...
Legal tech: less talk and more action?
Interesting to see if this signals the start of the plateau in the legal tech hype cycle. Less talk and more action/implementation has...
LegalTech and law school
It's great to see law schools around the world including new legal innovation and design modules in their syllabuses and it's indicative...
Co-operation between machines and humans - the secret to success for machine learning?
One of the largest barriers that must be overcome by a business looking to introduce artificial intelligence (AI) into their current...
Design thinking - listen to your user... but not too much!
I recently had the opportunity to attend a session on design thinking led by Treehouse Innovation. Design thinking is an innovation...
Should lawyers learn to code?
Over the last few months there has been a lot of speculation about whether or not lawyers should learn to code, with some advocates...
Veil of ignorance - London Law Expo 2018
To design the law firm of the future, we should adopt a "veil of ignorance" - or so argues Dr Heather Anson.
Anson, speaking at the...
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach an AI to recognise a fish...
... and you enable a man to feed thousands more.
The story that a Norwegian company has developed a scanner capable of recognising salmon...
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