Digital Law includes (but is not limited to) submissions addressing the following topics:

• Digital services regulation including online safety, digital duty of care, online platform regulation, litigation for platform accountability, mis/disinformation
• AI regulation and governance including AI standards, data centre expectations
• Regulation of public or justice sector use ADM and/or AI
• Privacy law, data governance and the regulation of surveillance
• Copyright law in a digital and/or AI context
• Other areas of law applicable to digital services and AI: such as discrimination law, labour law, human rights
• Methodological papers on how to study any of the above, directed at the challenges/opportunities of studying digital law.

Australian as well as comparative/international perspectives are welcome, as is interdisciplinary work, provided there’s a connection to law.

Hosted by Sydney Law School and ADM+S, the symposium will host discussion on a wide array of topics about the future of digital regulation and governance, and the use of technology in and related to the law within Australia and internationally.

This exciting program is currently being finalised and registration will open by the end of October.

For further information about the symposium, please email law.adms@sydney.edu.au