Saving Face? Check your Avatar Terms & Conditions
The Lensa AI Magic Avatars have gone viral, but a closer look at their terms reveals troubling licences granted by the end-user.
ASIC commences first Australian Court action on crypto assets as unlicensed financial products
ASIC has issued civil penalty proceedings for making false, misleading and deceptive representations and engaging in an unlicensed conduct regarding a non-cash payment facility involving a crypto-asset.
Critical Technologies in the National Interest
Distributed ledger technology should be considered a critical technology, however so too should digital assets and smart legal contracts. Read our submission here.
AI and the Law: The Responsible Machine Problem
A recent decision handed down by a U.S. Federal Judge has established a precedent that the decentralised nature of a Decentralised Autonomous Organisation (DAO) will not protect it from regulatory scrutiny.
What’s next for crypto regulation?
Stirling & Rose’s submission on crypto asset secondary service providers. Financial market integrity and stability ultimately requires the responsible regulation of crypto assets.
To Map or not to Map?
Stirling and Rose responds to The Australian Government “crypto token mapping” exercise by cautioning the reliance on token’s function being static.
Complex Money
Complex Money will be endlessly divisible, endlessly replicable, programmable, composable.
AI Policy: avoiding social calculus on productivity vs. wage inequality
Stirling & Rose submisssion on positioning Australia as a leader in AI regulation.
Smart Legal Contracts: Integrating Machine Capabilities
Facilitating computer code and natural language into a legally enforceable contract.