Practice area 01
Digital Markets & AI
Algorithmic Governance & Digital Markets
Why it matters now
Software now makes many of the choices people used to make: what a customer is shown, which seller ranks first, who is offered a loan. The law is catching up with that, one question at a time.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 sets new duties for anyone who handles personal data. Competition law is being rethought for digital platforms. And the questions AI raises, from who owns its training data to who answers for its mistakes, are only beginning to reach the courts.
We help companies understand what these rules ask of them, build products that respect them, and respond when a regulator asks questions.
What we do
4 service lines
- 01
Digital Competition & Platform Regulation
How competition law applies to digital platforms: investigations by the Competition Commission, appeals, merger thresholds, and reviews of how algorithms rank and recommend.
8 services - 02
AI Governance & Liability
The questions AI raises for the companies that build and use it: where training data comes from, who is responsible for what a model produces, and how to set sensible rules for its use.
9 services - 03
Data Fiduciary & Privacy (DPDP)
What the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 asks of businesses that handle personal data: consent, children's data, impact assessments, and what to do after a breach.
11 services - 04
Online Gaming, E-Sports & Digital Media
The law around online games and digital media: skill and chance, GST, the IT Rules, and protecting a person's face and voice from deepfakes.
8 services