Topics: Law

  • The end of Chatham House rules

    In media training we've always cautioned spokespeople-in-training to be aware of what they say in front of a camera or mic. The assumption must always be that it's switched on, it's recording, and you're live to air. But here we are in the late 2020s, and this well-worn advice must be put back on the agenda urgently, due to AI.

    When you realise something you said in confidence has been recorded and plastered all over the internet
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