The UNSW Allens Hub for Technology, Law and Innovation, was an independent community of scholars based at UNSW Sydney that operated from 1 November 2017 until 1 June 2024. It sought to add breadth and depth to research on the diverse interactions among technological change, law, and legal practice. It had influence over academic and policy debates through its engagement with the legal profession, the judiciary, industry, government and the broader community and its many submissions to policy processes.

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2019 Competition Law Fest

Advancements in technology and how new areas of ACCC scrutiny are affecting the way businesses compete - these were the focus of Allens 2019...

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Hub Submission: Artificial Intelligence: Governance and Leadership

On 13 March 2019, the Allens Hub for Technology Law and Innovation made a submission to the Australian Human Rights Commission and World Economic...

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Great minds unite to discuss artificial intelligence at UNSW Alumni event

Hub Director Lyria Bennett Moses facilitates UNSW Faculty of Engineering inaugural event in its Thought Leadership series, “Engineering the Future: Q...

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Technology must be a tool, not tutor

While technology promises much, lawyers must be wary of being too trusting of the black box of technology and understand what it delivers. Read...

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Farmers need new laws to tackle animal activists.

Read commentary by David Vaile, leader of the Allens Hub research stream data protection and surveillance.

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Is LegalTech “Fit and Proper”?

Is LegalTech “Fit and Proper”?

Increasingly, there is awareness that new technology, especially artificial intelligence, is changing the practice of...

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Hub combating the educational gap between technology and law

Technology is being increasingly used in legal practice to make decisions, however the number of lawyers with expertise across both domains is small. ...

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Lawyers’ wellbeing in a changing world

Wellbeing is a critical issue for lawyers, law students and legal academics, both in Australia and overseas.

FLIP Stream Director Michael Legg and...