The journal of robotics, artificial intelligence and law

Author:

Susana Medeiros
 

Global |  Publication |  September - October 2018

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Technology is moving rapidly. Today’s devices have the potential to make daily living more pleasant, more convenient, and significantly safer. But these devices also collect and transmit data, raising questions about what data is collected, what data is transmitted and to whom, and whether the online agreements that are currently used actually obtain user consent to this data sharing. In this article, the authors discuss wireless charging technology, law and regulation, product liability, privacy and cybersecurity.

Read the full article by our lawyers Paul Keller and Susana Medeiros to learn more.



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