Isabel de Paiva (master’s student in European Union Law at the School of Law of the University of Minho) Competition and free economic initiative structure the regulation of markets. In a legal order that follows and preserves economic freedom – that is, in a market economy, or more precisely, in a ‘social market economy’ … Read more
The Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) has added to its growing body of research to help actuaries detect and address potential bias in property/casualty insurance pricing with four new reports. The latest reports explore different aspects of unintentional bias and offer forward-looking solutions. The first – “A Practical Guide to Navigating Fairness in Insurance Pricing” – … Read more
Google’s Gemini for Workspace, which integrates its Gemini large-language model (LLM) assistant across its Workspace suite of tools, is susceptible to indirect prompt injection, HiddenLayer researchers said in a blog post Wednesday. Indirect prompt injection is a method of manipulating an AI model’s output by inserting malicious instructions into a data source the AI relies … Read more
The Parthenon Marbles have been the focus of a long-running dispute between Greece and the United Kingdom. Lauren Bursey examines whether a solution might be found in international law and cultural diplomacy. On 1 December 2023, as many around the world began preparations for the upcoming Christmas season, global leaders attended the COP28 climate conference … Read more
