The Cost of Convenience
In this episode of Post Human Law, we are joined by SJ Price and Lee de Byl in a discussion about the strategic and ethical implications that are arising as data systems become increasingly embedded in our lives.
Liability for AI Harms – Submission to the UK Jurisdiction Taskforce
As AI increasingly reshapes commerce, governance and daily life, legal frameworks are being tested in ways their architects never anticipated. Stirling & Rose has submitted our response to the UK Jurisdiction Taskforce’s consultation on liability for AI harms under English private law.
Stirling & Rose Recognised in 2026 FinTech Legal
Stirling & Rose has been recognised in the Chambers FinTech Guide 2026. Managing Director Natasha Blycha has also been individually recognised.
Harnessing Data and Digital Technology Interim Report
The Report rightly stresses that productivity gains from AI must be balanced with public trust. A core challenge is the Responsible AI Problem. The Report also foreshadows a pivotal infrastructure opportunity for Australia.
Citizens United
The U.S. Supreme Court decision that will impact the legal rights of AI systems.
Dr Karl: Responsible AI with Natasha Blycha
Stirling & Rose welcomes the Department’s discussion paper and supports the Department’s commitment to Safe and Responsible AI.
Mandatory Guardrails for High Risk AI – Submission
Stirling & Rose urges the Government to prioritise robust public discussion on AI regulation and Lawful AI Critical Infrastructure which foreshadows the capabilities, market/societal implications and risks of AI as it will be in 10 - 20 years, rather than as it is now or in the near term. .
Client Privilege at Risk: Sharing Legal Advice with AI Models
The rise of Large Language and Multimodal Models introduces a dilemma for legal confidentiality where privileged advice is fed into common chatbots.
Deepfake Fraud at the Executive Level – A Simple Governance Fix?
A recent fraudulent scheme in Hong Kong illustrates the alarming level of sophistication in deepfakes – and the urgent need for established protocols.