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Jonathan Armstrong

@armstrongjp.bsky.social

Technology & compliance lawyer at https://puntersouthall.law/about-us/jonathan-armstrong/. Adjunct Professor at Fordham Law School. Developing boards at https://www.l-ev8.com/. Developing software at BreachNavigator.com. All views my own unless stolen.

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Jonathan Armstrong@armstrongjp.bsky.social · 2w ago

I'm pleased to be on the new episode of the #EverythingCompliance #podcast talking about new EU rules on reuse, reduce & recycle www.linkedin.com/pulse/compli...

Compliance Podcast Network's Featured Podcasts for Thursday, September 10, 2026

FEATURED PODCAST OF THE DAY ⁠Everything Compliance: DEI Backlash, Executive Orders, and When “Tone at the Top” Needs Resources⁠ Everything Compliance is back with a bang! Host Adam Turteltaub and pane...

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Jonathan Armstrong@armstrongjp.bsky.social · 3w ago

I was honoured to be featured in this month's Society of Corporate Compliance & Ethics magazine on my 30+ year career in #technology & #compliance - you can read more here www.linkedin.com/posts/jparms...

From Kid to Compliance Career with Punter Southall Law | Jonathan Armstrong posted on the topic | LinkedIn

A difficult post to write for me but here goes... I know many of my friends & colleagues react badly (and rightly) to the humblebrags which seem to be more common on LinkedIn. But I was really hono(u...

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Mathew J Schwartz@mathewjschwartz.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Andy Burnham's appointment as U.K. prime minister on July 20 could mark a more interventionist phase for technology regulation, says attorney Jonathan Armstrong, partner at Punter Southall Law. www.databreachtoday.com/burnham-gove...

Burnham Government Could Signal Tougher UK Cyber and AI Regs

Andy Burnham's arrival as U.K. prime minister on July 20 could accelerate Labour's push for tougher AI, cyber and data rules. Attorney Jonathan Armstrong says to

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Matt Burgess (WIRED)@mattburgess1.bsky.social · 6mo ago

NEW: US retailer Sears left a database of people's interactions with its AI chatbot exposed to the internet—including 3.7 million chat logs and audio files of chats. Terrible for privacy, but also people were quick to get pissed off with the bots

Just two minutes into one 76-minute audio call observed by Fowler, the person trying to get help from the company asks to speak to a human. The AI voice bot responds: “I am fully equipped to address your needs efficiently and can resolve your issue right away. Whereas connecting with a live agent may involve a short wait.” Just a few minutes later, the bot struggles to complete the task it is asked about. “I am facing some errors while assisting you with your plan. Can I transfer your call to our live agent who will help with your request?” In one text transcript, which begins near 11 am and ends at 1:30 pm, a person speaking with the Samantha “AI virtual voice” grows increasingly frustrated with the replies. “Where's my technician?” they repeat 28 times in a row. After getting some more responses they were unhappy with, the transcript shows, the person repeats: “You’re a computer. You’re a computer. You’re a computer.”