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AI in Education: Why Data Protection Must Come First
Artificial Intelligence promises a lot. It can undoubtedly do amazing things. But secretly (or maybe not so secretly), it also makes us slightly nervous. Adam Halsey looks at what this means for schools, and why data protection needs to sit at the centre of any decision to use AI.
The date for assessing whether requests are vexatious or manifestly unreasonable
Richard Beaty analyses a recent Tribunal ruling that considered the issue of the date at which a public authority should make its assessment of whether a request is vexatious or manifestly unreasonable.
The right to erasure and unfounded malicious allegations
Ibrahim Hasan looks at recent regulations, introduced after an MP was subject of a complaint to social services, extending the law on the right to erasure.
FOI and information held on computer systems
Do public authorities ‘hold’ all information on their computer systems? Conor Monighan analyses a recent Upper Tribunal ruling.
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