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2024-04-11
"Other countries including the UK cannot ignore it. As with GDPR rules, the Act includes proposed regulations that organisations will need to comply with, in order to do business with the EU"
“The UK remains an active member of the European Standardisation Organisations, and a number of senior BCS volunteers are providing leadership and technical guidance in establishing the state of the art both in Europe and on the international stage”
So there you have it - the first steps to legislate for the use of AI in Europe, and I'm sure that the UK will follow suit in due course.
(Summary article provided courtesy of the British Computer Society, which back in the day was instrumental in guiding the introduction of GDPR legislation for the protection of the public)
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2024-04-11
Yes, it's Martin Geddes vs. whomever is "TV Licensing", which appears to be a simple question that ought to be perfectly simple to determine. The fact that it isn't is cause for serious concern (given that it probably affects the majority of households in the land) but not apparently to all legal beagles of the justice system.
Martin now brings us up to date on the status of his case for payment by "TV Licensing" under his legal contract to provide them with correspondence services of which they have availed themselves. Yes, it's a case of who the heck is "TV Licensing" anyway, if anybody?
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2024-04-06
Did you think that forced jabs were a thing of the past?
Think again.
This legal case illustrates a great deal about our relationship with the State.
There is so much wrong with this that one hardly knows where to start, and bear in mind that the Covid jabs still have Emergency Use Authorisation - but where is now the emergency?
In what way will this lawsuit benefit anybody, anybody at all?
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2024-03-23
Martin shares with us his latest broadside against the Traffic Tribunals system and Transport for London (see his previous notes here).
At the heart of this case is the notion that "traffic tribunals" operate as kangaroo courts outside the justice system and in so doing may ignore both the statute book and constitutional law.
Today's broadside is a legal notice to either come clean or pay up. They have a limited time to respond.
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2024-02-06
Martin Geddes continues his siege of Durham County Council, bringing up the legal Trebuchet to fling his Estoppel Notice to the miscreants cowering in their Council Offices.
Which elicited a response that was essentially as expected.
Which in turn enabled him to deliver what he believes should be the coup de grâce.
This would mean an end to any further court actions, so it may be some time before we hear any further news on this front, since it will probably just fade away (although he may not get his bins emptied if he moves back into their fiefdom).
If so, then this relatively simple legal process could be used by anybody ... with consequences that would be interesting indeed for the future of local government.
Read more at Future of Communications.
This is not legal advice.