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The EU AI Act's transparency obligations became enforceable on 2 August 2026, requiring immediate compliance for systems that interact with users or generate synthetic content. While the AI Omnibus has delayed high-risk AI system requirements until December 2027, organizations must now navigate active enforcement of disclosure duties, new prohibitions on harmful AI applications, and administrative simplifications that reshape the compliance landscape. What do these changes mean for tech companies operating

When a competitor copies artwork from a campaign created using AI, can copyright law protect your business? In the UK, protection depends critically on the level of human creative contribution involved in the work's creation. Understanding how copyright applies to AI-generated content, who owns the resulting rights, and what steps businesses should take to protect their valuable AI-assisted work is essential in today's digital landscape.

At face value, the open source software (OSS) proposition looks too good to be true. Free, or at least inexpensive, software applications that provide equivalent functionality to much more expensive proprietary products, backed up by thousands of software developers constantly working on upgrades and fixing bugs.

"Digital Britain" – what springs to ones mind at the thought of this phrase? Digital developments within the economy of Britain or the promotion of investments within Britain’s communication structure? The government hopes it is both.

On 12th October 2022, the Electronic Trade Documents Bill was introduced in the House of Lords, and in a next phase will be discussed at the House of Commons.

It was important to consider the full background of discussions between the parties in considering reasonableness.

The purpose of this article is to report on a recent proof before answer hearing that was conducted fully remotely, and to set out some tentative thoughts on the future of remote hearings based on that experience.

The compact tablet, with an 8.5 inch or smaller screen, will become the predominant size of tablet.

In the last of her three part series, Emma Lambert looks at inventions and know-how. She will help you to decide whether you or your business owns these intellectual property rights and if so, suggests ways you can protect them – some of which are free and easy to put in place.

The future of industrial automation promises autonomous factories and AI-driven production, but most manufacturers face a critical obstacle: fragmented data scattered across incompatible systems.

Business performance relies upon the controlled operation of information technology, spanning from a legacy mainframe through to "bleeding edge" bespoke web applications.

A new EU technology transfer and licensing regime is due to come into force in May 2004 and will impact on anyone licensing technology in or out, including software. Current arrangements will also need to be reviewed as existing agreements will be required to be compliant by 31 March 2006.

The EU AI Act's transparency rules now require businesses using AI systems to disclose when customers interact with artificial intelligence or encounter AI-generated content.

The European Commission has announced that it is looking into the standardisation process for payments made over the internet that is being led by the European Payments Council ("EPC").