Copenhagen Legal/Tech Lab Podcast

How does AI impact the world of design education, where human-centered and even planetary-conscious approaches have long been the foundation? In the sixth and last episode of Legally Wired’s first podcast season, Professor Alexandra Andhov speaks with Nan O’Sullivan, former Head of the School of Design Innovation at the University of Victoria, about how design thinking and creative education are g...

How can New Zealand businesses successfully implement AI into their organisation to drive innovation while building the talent pathways needed for the future? In the fifth episode of the Legally Wired podcast, Professor Alexandra Andhov speaks with Midu Chandra, co-founder of Seen Ventures, a company on a mission to empower New Zealand's business world with AI capabilities and cultivate the ne...

How can New Zealand build AI systems that truly reflect our unique cultural values and protect our creative industries from being overwhelmed by global tech giants?   In the fourth episode of the ALTeR Legally Wired podcast, Professor Alexandra Andhov welcomes Paula Browning CMInstD, Chair of WeCreate: the alliance representing 30,000+ Kiwi creators and creative businesses across fashion, advertis...

How can emerging technologies like blockchain, artificial intelligence, or 3D scanning and printing help us preserve, protect, and reimagine cultural heritage? In the third episode of the ALTeR Legally Wired podcast, Professor Alexandra Andhov welcomes Sarah Elsie Baker, Research Director of the New Zealand-founded Digitaonga project, which is dedicated to preserving, reconnecting, and repatriatin...

How do we preserve the irreplaceable human element in journalism and creativity as AI transforms the media landscape? In the second episode of ALTeR Legally Wired's "AI in Creativity" season, Professor Alexandra Andhov speaks with Laura Ellis, whose journey from BBC journalism into AI development offers unique insights into the media's evolving relationship with artificial intelligence. From trans...

What does it mean to build AI that truly serves Aotearoa New Zealand's unique cultural landscape and creative communities? In our debut episode of ALTeR Legally Wired, we lay the foundation for understanding AI's evolving role in New Zealand. ALTeR Director Professor Alexandra Andhov sits down with Madeline Newman, Executive Director of AI Forum NZ, for an insightful conversation about the current...

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Are We Ready to Share Our Skies with Drones? In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, the integration of drones into our daily lives is no longer a question of "if" but "when." The latest episode of the Copenhagen Legal Tech Lab Podcast, "Rethinking Big Tech," hosted by Alexandra, delves deep into this topic with guest Anna Zenz, a PhD candidate deeply immersed in the study of drone techno...

Is the inevitability of tech-driven legislation a foregone conclusion? Dive into our latest podcast episode "Challenging Inevitability" for a compelling discussion on reshaping tech policy through human-centric approaches. 🎧 In this insightful discussion, Dr. Hannah Smith of the UWA Tech and Policy Lab and UWA Law School sheds light on crafting technology regulations with public interest at the c...

🌐 Are we ready for the Metaverse? The latest episode of the Copenhagen Legal/Tech Lab Podcast delves deep into the heart of virtual reality's future. In episode 5 of Season 3, we're joined by Noelle Martin, a legal activist and researcher from the UWA Tech & Policy Lab. She sheds light on the potential societal and legal implications of the Metaverse. How will our identities be protected? Wha...

How can the digital replication of humans transform medicine and biomechanics, and where do we draw the line on personal data use?  Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the transformative power of digital twins in medicine and biomechanics, exploring both its groundbreaking potential and the delicate balance it demands between innovation and ethical considerations. In this episode, we wel...

How is athlete data shaping the future of sports performance? Are wearables more than just accessories? Join our esteemed guests Julia Powles and Jacqueline Alderson as they unravel the complexities of athlete data collection, exploring promises of performance enhancements and the intricate web of data management. From promises of performance enhancements to the murky world of data management, we...

What happens when tech innovations lead to real-world crimes? When the stakes are at their highest, can government agencies be relied on to bring Big Tech to account?   In our second episode of Season 3 of the Copenhagen Legal/Tech Lab Podcast, we explore a fascinating case study of Big Tech accountability with PhD Candidate Helen Stamp of the UWA Tech & Policy Lab at the   University of Weste...

Have you ever wondered how Google, Uber, Amazon and Facebook get away with so much, with so little consequence? Or, as our guest this week calls it, “the paradox of Big Tech's small liabilities”? In our first full episode of Season 3 of the Copenhagen Legal/Tech Lab Podcast, we dive deep into the world of Big Tech culpability with Associate Professor Julia Powles , Director of the UWA Tech & P...

Are you ready to rethink Big Tech?  Join us for the third season of the Copenhagen Legal/Tech Lab Podcast, where we explore the critical intersection of technology, law, and policy. In collaboration with the UWA Tech & Policy Lab at UWA Law School, The University of Western Australia, this season presents a compelling series of interviews featuring prominent UWA scholars, researchers, and expe...

This is a deep-dive episode on Legal Tech. In the final episode of our second season, Jarek Owczarek shares insights on the future of legal tech and contract management. The episode explores the potential of automation, AI, and turning contracts into data to streamline processes. It highlights the importance of understanding client needs, providing a good user experience, and building a strong leg...

This is a 101 episode on Legal Tech. In this podcast episode, we shed light on the multifaceted nature of legal tech and why it's become a crucial aspect of the legal field. Discover how technology is revolutionizing the way we create, describe, disseminate, and apply the law. Host: Filippo Castorio Léonard Van Rompaey Guest: Nick Hawtin

This is a deep-dive episode on DLT&Blockchain. In this deep-dive episode, our focus is on blockchain and crypto assets, exploring their impact on people, technology, and business. Host: Alexandra Andhov Guest: Danny Dehghani

This is a 101 episode on DLT & Blockchain. In this new podcast episode, we explore the world of #blockchain , focusing on the potential of revolutionising global transactions, making them faster and more cost-effective. Host: Alexandra Andhov Guest: Michal Gromek

This is a deep-dive episode on Artificial Intelligence. In this deep-dive episode, discuss how AI can be used to improve legal research, and how it can help us get an overview of large amounts of information. We also touch on AI being used in the judiciary system and discuss whether or not it's a good idea. Host: Léonard Van Rompaey Guest: Henrik Palmer Olsen

This is a 101 episode on Artificial Intelligence. In this 101 episode, we explore the world of Artificial Intelligence and its impact on our lives. Host: Elizabeth Quinn Guest: Gianluca Mauro

This is a 101 episode on Machine Learning. In this episode we explore machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing, focusing on how computers learn and drawing parallels to human learning. Hosts: Alexandra Andhov Léonard Van Rompaey

This is a Deep-Dive episode on Machine Learning. In this episode, we discuss large language models, such as Chat-GPT and their limitations in generating accurate legal text. Host: Léonard Van Rompaey Guest: Viktoria Chudinov

This is a Deep Dive episode on Data. In this episode, we focus on Data-Driven business models, the challenges of offering free products, how data can be used to increase advertising revenue, and the risks and costs associated with individuals using these platforms, Hosts: Alexandra Andhov Berdien van der Donk Guest: Jan Trzaskowski

This is a 101 episode on Data. What is Data? What are the different types and how can we regulate them? What does it mean to utilize data and is all data out there valuable? Hosts: Berdien van der Donk Alexandra Andhov Guest: Nine Riis