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The "Digital Services Act" aims at upgrading and harmonizing rules throughout the EU. The main goal of the DSA is to preserve fundamental rights of users by imposing more stringent regulations on tech companies.

DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) entered into force in January 2023 and will apply from 17 January 2025. 2025 may seem a long way off but—given the scale of the measures...

The Digital Markets Act, or DMA, sets out harmonised rules in the European Union defining and prohibiting certain unfair practices by large online platforms qualified...

In this episode, Luxembourg head of Knowledge Bénédicte Kurth welcomes Angela Clist, global head of Advanced Delivery...

From books to movies and from music to podcasts, a suite of IP rights is needed to protect the media we enjoy every day and the creators sharing their works of imagination.

It's difficult to anticipate and cover all the AI data protection challenges and here are some of the main issues stakeholders should focus on. Sophie Calmes and Julien Pétré weigh in on the legal constraints surrounding AI.

On 24 June 2020, the European Commission published its first evaluation of the General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") since its entry into application on 25 May 2018.

The National Commission for Data Protection (CNPD) has presented its 2023-2025 strategic plan, focusing on the challenges of AI, blockchain

AI raises intellectual property (IP) issues on at least three levels. So how can AI and IP be reconciled?

AI unleashed: The EU AI Act, expected to enter into force in mid-2024, introduces a risk-based approach to regulate the development, commercialisation and use of all forms of artificial intelligence.

While AI offers a range of benefits, it also raises a host of legal concerns, and the current rules are not suited to handle certain AI-related liability claims.

The last twenty years have seen the emergence of incredible new technologies, a renewed focus on sustainable solutions and some notable economic fluctuations.

The "Digital Services Act" aims at upgrading and harmonizing rules throughout the EU.

Dubbed as drivers for the Fourth Industrial Revolution by many, digital technologies lead to transformation in traditional business models, to the way different actors interact with each other...

For decades, onboarding processes have remained the same. Manually done and prone to errors, this crucial step in a customer's journey is often a frustrating one—but onboarding is essential...

The European Union's Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act is the first comprehensive regulatory framework for AI systems globally. It mandates specific obligations based on risk categories, with high-risk AI systems facing.

Conscious of new risks arising from digitalisation, emerging technologies and evolving scam tactics...