“Ireland is the de facto regulator of AI globally.” Dr. Barry Scannell said it flatly, early on the main stage of the Dublin Tech Summit. The claim framed the discussion that followed, even as the panel turned quickly to the […]
Ireland’s AI regulator role gets a hard look at Dublin Tech Summit Read More »
HaystackID heads into the 2026 Dublin Tech Summit with an expanded European product set built around AI-driven privacy, DSAR response and deepfake forensics, and a regulatory thesis aimed squarely at the EU AI Act, NIS2 and DORA.
FutureLaw 2026 closed in Tallinn with the conversation getting harder. Uwais Iqbal’s hard truths from 23,000 adjudications and Chas Rampenthal’s reading of Texas Opinion 705 anchored a day-and-a-half of sessions on predictive justice, productized law, and transnational legal infrastructure.
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Day One at FutureLaw 2026 moved from morning AI regulation debates to afternoon construction work: trust stacks, legal ops, surveillance limits, pilot economics, infrastructure standards, and the legal-education gap.
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The opening session of FutureLaw 2026 did not start with a vendor pitch. It started with a warning. “We are moving beyond AI hype towards verifiable infrastructure,” Valentin Feklistov, the conference’s founder and CEO, told the Main Stage audience at
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Anthropic’s May 12 Claude for Legal release ships 20-plus MCP connectors and 12 practice-area plugins, re-segmenting the legal AI vendor map and putting setup-interview customization at the center of the buying decision.
Claude for Legal Arrives, and the Legal AI Stack Gets Re-Segmented Overnight Read More »
EU lawmakers struck a provisional political deal on the Digital Omnibus on AI in the early hours of May 7 that, if formally adopted, would defer the AI Act’s flagship high-risk obligations into late 2027 and add a categorical ban on AI-generated CSAM and non-consensual intimate imagery.
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ShinyHunters defaced Canvas login pages Thursday and set a May 12 deadline, putting Instructure’s claimed 275-million-record haul at the center of FERPA, GDPR and litigation-hold work for 9,000 schools.
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Artificial intelligence is moving from promise to proof in cybersecurity. Organizations using AI extensively in security have cut average breach costs by $1.9 million and shortened breach lifecycles by about 80 days, according to data anchoring a new World Economic
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Two former cybersecurity professionals, one from Sygnia and one from DigitalMint, were sentenced April 30 to four years each for running BlackCat ransomware against U.S. companies — the first federal prison term in this country for an incident-response and ransomware-negotiation insider conspiracy.
A 48-Month Federal Benchmark Resets the Incident-Response Insider Question Read More »
China’s National Development and Reform Commission has ordered Meta and Manus to unwind a $2 billion AI acquisition closed four months earlier — the first publicly announced foreign-investment prohibition in AI under Beijing’s CFIUS-equivalent security review framework. The decision reshapes diligence and procurement risk for legal-tech buyers, eDiscovery vendors, and any enterprise contracting with AI providers tied to China-origin engineering or training data.
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A multinational advisory on China-nexus covert networks reframes SOHO routers and IoT devices as enterprise risk points, raising new questions for cybersecurity, privacy, compliance, eDiscovery preservation, vendor risk, and cyber-insurance readiness.
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