25 January 2023
DoNotPay's AI was due to represent a defendant in court for the first time next month over a speeding ticket, but plans have been abandoned, according to the founder of the company
4 January 2023
In February, an AI from DoNotPay is set to tell a defendant exactly what to say and when during an entire court case. It is likely to be the first ever case defended by an artificial intelligence
18 March 2022
In an analysis of nearly 30,000 websites, 94.7 per cent had at least one potential violation of European laws requiring users' consent to store their data
11 December 2019
India's government wants to build one of the largest face recognition systems in the world, but campaigners are concerned
4 November 2019
Up to 40,000 residents of towns contaminated with chemicals from firefighting foams are set to sue the Australian government, amid cancer risk fears
21 May 2019
The first legal battle of the UK's use of face recognition technology begins today, the police today it helps them find suspects but critics say it is unlawful
8 April 2019
The UK government plans to make social media firms legally take responsibility for their users and safety, as well as the content that appears on their services
15 January 2018
Criminals assigned the death penalty are five times more likely to be executed in some US counties than in others – a trend that some argue is unconstitutional
22 September 2017
There’s no central government database on police-related shootings in the US, but now a machine-learning system is helping record details by scanning the news
19 May 2017
Realistically faked video will soon be a single click away thanks to new technology that might render video evidence meaningless in court
