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AWO is hosting an expert briefing on 25 June bringing together policymakers, compliance professionals, academics and civil society to address the emerging regulatory framework of social media bans and age verification (1/5)

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🚨 We’re proud to represent Jess Asato MP in the claim she filed today in against xAI in the English High Court. Ms Asato MP was one of the many women who were subjected earlier this year to the appalling manipulation of their image on X by Grok, Elon Musk’s AI chatbot. awo.agency/articles/fir...

First claim in the UK against Grok’s nonconsensual deepfakes

Jess Asato MP launches legal claim against Elon Musk's company xAI for AI chatbot Grok creation of sexual deepfakes

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Our team will be at UCL's Gender and Tech Abuse Conference London this week – come find us and say hello! We're looking forward to connecting with experts, advocates and practitioners working on technology-facilitated abuse. Interested? Find out more: www.genderandtech.net/conference

Tech Abuse Conference London 2026 — Gender + Tech

Join us for an impactful gathering where international experts, advocates, and policy and industry practitioners will explore the latest studies and strategies on technology-facilitated abuse.

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Our Algorithm Governance Roundup is out! This month we spoke to Dave Buckley at @openmined.bsky.social, a non-profit building open-source PETs to audit proprietary systems. We spoke about several pilots with the Christchurch Call and UK AI Security Institute.👇 eomail5.com/web-version?...

Algorithm Governance Newsletter

Algorithm Governance Roundup is a new monthly newsletter to support and connect with organisations working on algorithm governance, with a special focus on the UK and EU. Every month we …

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📣 "We need to be building a world in which the human creativity, connection and performance of actors carries on being valued." AWO solicitor Alex Lawrence-Archer was quoted in the Guardian this weekend as part of their coverage of AI 'actors' such as Tilly Norwood.

More rankings: great to be ranked in this year's Chamber's & Partners for Public Law, Civil Liberties and Data Protection. 🏆

We're delighted to be ranked in this year's Legal 500 in 3 practice areas (Civil liberties & human rights, Data protection, and Administrative & public law) and as a 'Firm to Watch' in Artificial Intelligence. Thank you to all our clients and referees! 🎉 www.legal500.com/firms/234760...

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France wants to ban social media for kids under 15. Spain, Denmark, Greece support limits on teen screen time. We’re seeing similar conversations in Australia. What would this look like locally? A sneak into Algorithm Governance Roundup #23. Subscribe:

Algorithm Governance Newsletter

Algorithm Governance Roundup is a new monthly newsletter to support and connect with organisations working on algorithm governance, with a special focus on the UK and EU. Every month we …

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www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07... From birth announcements to brand deals, children’s lives are being monetised online, often without their informed consent. AWO helps orgs implement ethical data practices that centre consent, safety, and dignity.

Should Australia give child influencers the 'right to be forgotten'?

Family influencers are big business and, despite our looming ban facing under-16s on social media, it's an industry that still goes largely unregulated here in Australia.

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If you're an Australian org supporting vulnerable communities, you need more than a privacy policy. You need systems that reflect your duty of care. We help build them.

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Inclusion is not a mathematical formula you can simply mitigate. A sneak peek into Algorithm Governance Roundup #23 - spotlighting CSIRO’s Didar Zowghi and her team’s work defining diversity and inclusion in AI. Subscribe for monthly insights:

Algorithm Governance Newsletter

Algorithm Governance Roundup is a new monthly newsletter to support and connect with organisations working on algorithm governance, with a special focus on the UK and EU. Every month we …

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AI systems are becoming more powerful, with increased complexity. This article makes the case for federated learning—a privacy-preserving shift in AI training. For Australian orgs handling sensitive info, this matters. AWO helps assess & improve AI risk.

Mitigating AI security threats: Why the G7 should embrace ‘federated learning’

Federated learning offers a new foundation for AI — one where privacy, transparency and innovation can move together.

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