Lubasz i Wspólnicy - Kancelaria Radców Prawnych

IP/IT/New technologies/Data protection

attorney-at-law, patent attorney, of counsel

for nearly 20 years, he has specialized in the broad field of new technology law, including IT contracts, intellectual property law, GDPR, and the legal aspects of artificial intelligence lectures on intellectual property law and new technology law at Leon Koźmiński University, the Higher School of Management and Banking, Warsaw School of Economics, and the University of Wrocław academic supervisor of the postgraduate studies in Modern Technology Law, Artificial Intelligence Law, and the AI Law postgraduate program at Leon Koźmiński University co-director of the postgraduate program Business.AI Project Management for Artificial Intelligence (ALK) lectured on legal subjects related to AI within MBA programs (ALK) author of numerous scientific and popular science publications in the field of IT law, including personal data protection and the legal aspects of artificial intelligence co-editor of the commentary on the Act on Artificial Intelligence

Polish, English

president of the board of the AI LAW TECH foundation, an interdisciplinary think tank focused on the technical, legal, ethical, and business aspects of new technology development, particularly AI

former member of the Council for Digitization in its second term, appointed by the Minister of Digital Affairs. As part of the Council’s work, he contributed to the reform of national personal data protection regulations

member of the AI working group appointed by the Polish Committee for Standardization, the Sectoral Council for Telecommunications and Cybersecurity Competence, the New Technologies Committee at the Kraków Bar Association, and the program council of the Annual Privacy Forum (ENISA)

also collaborates with the Steering Committee of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF)

he led the work of the legal aspects of AI subgroup within the Ministry of Digital Affairs expert team. As part of the team, he participated in preparing the “Assumptions for the AI Strategy for Poland"

he also led the working group on the ethical and legal aspects of artificial intelligence (GRAI), established within the Ministry of Digital Affairs

attorney-at-law patent attorney