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  • Regulating AI in the EU, US and OECD: the difficult balance between security and driving innovation

    The regulations that are starting to emerge in various different jurisdictions pose major challenges, not just for users, but also for developers of AI systems. In this article we will look at the main differences and the areas of common ground. Artificial intelligence has revolutionized many…
  • The Digital Services Act (DSA) in 46 questions

      Download guide       In a question-and-answer format guide, we address the main concerns and challenges posed by the Digital Services Act (DSA), applicable since February 17, 2024. This includes which digital services are affected, the liability regime, due diligence obligations, competent…
  • The legal risks of [actual] deployment of artificial intelligence, from all angles of business law

    Artificial intelligence (AI), in its various stages, has been used in our society and in the digital economy for years. The appearance of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in all spheres is, without a doubt, one of the important topics of the moment.  Increasingly, companies are reviewing…
  • Generative AI: Can data models be protected?

      Data models, which are the “brain” of artificial intelligence systems cannot be protected under intellectual property law. In principle, they are not patentable either, but they could perhaps be protected as trade secrets. Let’s take a look at what is the angle in Spain.  In the process of…
  • Spain: The artificial intelligence regulatory "sandbox" has arrived

      Spain plans to set up a controlled testing facility to ensure that this technology develops in line with European legislation. The need to adapt regulations to technological advances has led to the development of regulatory sandboxes which are isolated test environments, promoted and supervised…
  • The challenges of European AI regulation for the financial sector

      Artificial intelligence has enormous potential for financial institutions. Therefore, in addressing its regulation, the aim is to provide a framework of legal certainty to facilitate its adoption and also to address the challenges and risks for the sector, customers and supervisors. The adoption…
  • Artificial intelligence: advertising claims and due diligence

      Following the tsunami caused by the launch of Chat GPT at the end of 2022, many companies have rushed headlong into offering services under the “artificial intelligence label” knowing full well that this is going to attract the attention of possible buyers. The hype is undeniable, and with this…
  • The European Union's role guarding fundamental rights in the artificial intelligence framework: ‘nulla IA sine ethica et sine lege’

      The European Union has taken the lead with a proposal of regulation for AI, that encourages better conditions for the development and use of this technology. The key will be to achieve a regulatory framework that strikes the balance between fostering innovation and guaranteeing a human-centric,…