Good governance is critical for firms that want to avoid legal risks and penalties with the use of generative AI, writes UNSW Business School’s Peter Leonard

Employers may be monitoring employees who are working remotely, which raises questions about the ethics and legality of such surveillance

Advanced AI models like the ones developed by Berserq are disrupting the stock photo industry by generating realistic images based on a few descriptive words

With the next big shift in AI advancements just around the corner, businesses must ensure these new tools are ethical – before it’s too late

The Business of AI (episode 3): How can consumers and citizens safeguard their right to privacy when using AI, and how can businesses stay ahead of the AI privacy compliance curve?

Organisations must develop ethical, socially responsible, trustworthy, and sustainable data business models to ensure consumers’ privacy is protected in an increasingly AI-driven world

While many organisations are developing and implementing a range of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) solutions, there are costly reputational, regulatory and legal risks that need to be carefully considered in the process

The Internet of Things presents opportunities but brings many risks too, and Australia needs to take a national approach and focus on areas of strength in order to make IoT work for the benefit of all, write UNSW Business School's Kayleen Manwaring and Peter Leonard

The coronavirus pandemic has forced the government to take a novel approach to drafting legislation in order to get support for its COVIDSafe contact tracing app, according to UNSW Business School’s Peter Leonard

A key issue is the balance between competition benefits and scope to innovate