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Oct 15

Multi-panel collage combines news screenshots, football photography, artwork and sheet music, presenting varied cultural, technology and current-affairs content. Visible details include Google search regulation, Ofcom’s investigation into Meta’s Instagram Instants, Arsenal and Liverpool players, a “Daddy Cool” score, fantasy artwork, and Financial Times coverage of Armando’s rally.

Regulating AI in the Creative Economy

By CREATe Team Blog

Figure 1 AI-generated images and music scores, intersecting with recent regulatory developments in AI governance. As the Chief Executive of…

Oct 06

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From Rules to Enforcement: Reflections from the DigiForce Summer School

By Admin Blog

Blog post by Linyi Xu, PhD Candidate at CREATe, University of Glasgow The opening ceremony of the summer school From…

Sep 23

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CREATe and the University of Glasgow Law School at the SLS Annual Conference – Participant Reflections

By CREATe Team Blog

The 117th Annual Conference of the Society of Legal Scholars (SLS) took place from 2 to 4 September 2026 at…

Sep 18

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CREATe Public Lecture: Joanne Gray on Big Tech Dynasties

By Admin Blog

We are delighted to host another in our series of public lectures, delivered by Joanne Gray, Associate Professor and Chair of…

Sep 17

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Registration for the 4th ECR Conference in Competition Law – “Competition Law as a Guiding Discipline for the Digital Economy”

By Liana Japaridze Blog

We are delighted to announce registration for a two-day ECR conference, “Competition Law as a Guiding Discipline for the Digital…

Sep 15

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Mapping the Empirical Evidence on Data Protection: Online Launch of the Data Protection Evidence Wiki

By Zihao Li Blog

At the ten-year milestone, how well is the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) achieving its aims? More broadly, how…

Aug 27

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Watermarks, Watermarks Everywhere, and not a Stop to Think? EU AI Act Art 50 comes to town.

By Admin Blog, Rapid Responses

Blog post by Lilian Edwards, Honorary Professor, CREATe, Glasgow University and Director, Pangloss ConsultingI got an interesting query from Business…

Aug 05

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Banner in blue and white written AI Regulation ECR Conference with the logos from CREATe, University of Glasgow and SLS

What Comes Next for AI Regulation?

By Admin AI Regulation: ECRs' perspectives, Blog

AI Regulation: ECRs’ Perspectives is a CREATe blog series featuring the work of early career researchers who are exploring the…

Jul 31

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CREATe Now Trending: The Xbox “Reset” and the Future of Creative Autonomy in Gaming

By CREATe Team Blog, Rapid Responses

Edited by Sebastian Martin, incoming PhD researcher at the University of Glasgow and CREATe.CREATe researchers explore Microsoft's July 2026 restructuring…

Jul 29

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Regulating the Game: Reflections from TILTing 2026 and Maastricht’s Law and Tech Lab

By CREATe Team Blog

From 15 to 18 June 2026, I travelled to the Netherlands to attend TILTing 2026, an international conference bringing together…

Automation Decentralisation and Platforms

Regulating AI in the Creative Economy

From Rules to Enforcement: Reflections from the DigiForce Summer School

CREATe and the University of Glasgow Law School at the SLS Annual Conference – Participant Reflections

CREATe Public Lecture: Joanne Gray on Big Tech Dynasties

Registration for the 4th ECR Conference in Competition Law – “Competition Law as a Guiding Discipline for the Digital Economy”

Mapping the Empirical Evidence on Data Protection: Online Launch of the Data Protection Evidence Wiki

Watermarks, Watermarks Everywhere, and not a Stop to Think? EU AI Act Art 50 comes to town.

What Comes Next for AI Regulation?

CREATe Now Trending: The Xbox “Reset” and the Future of Creative Autonomy in Gaming

Regulating the Game: Reflections from TILTing 2026 and Maastricht’s Law and Tech Lab

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