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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 of…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,…The US Copyright Office publishes new guidelines for the registration of AI- generated works
The US Copyright Office’s (USCO) guidance on artificial intelligence clears up the doubts that existed when protecting works generated with (or by) artificial intelligence systems, confirming that human intervention is always necessary. To facilitate this task, the guidance published explains…Copyright and AI-generated works: Zarya of the Dawn
The United States has refused registration of a work created by artificial intelligence on the grounds that giving indications to create content does not make the person that does so the author of the resulting work.Last February 23, the US Copyright Office (“USCO”) cancelled the…DSA - Online platforms and search engines must report their number of users by February 17
The first major milestone following the entry into force of the Digital Services Act (DSA) is determining the size of the online platforms and search engines that provide services in the European Union. This is a key question, since the due diligence obligations incumbent on very large platforms…Countdown to the Mobile World Congress: This is how intellectual property rights, which for the first time include the metaverse, will be protected
The Barcelona and Alicante commercial judges have approved the Intellectual Property Fast Action Protocol in the event of potential conflicts during the congress.From February 27 to March 2, 2023, Barcelona will host a new edition of the Mobile World Congress (MWC), the world’s leading…The NFT inspired by Johan Cruyff, is misleading advertising for the UK’s Advertising Standards Authority
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) of the United Kingdom has concluded that the advertising of the NFT of Johan Cruyff (known as the “Flying Dutchman”), coined by F.C. Barcelona, is misleading. The British ruling should lead us to be extremely careful when coining, advertising…