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As the 2nd August deadline approaches for the entry into force of the provisions on general-purpose AI (GPAI) models, the European Commission has intensified its efforts to guide GPAI providers...

Safeguarding sensitive information is paramount in today's aviation landscape. EASA's Part-IS (Information Security) provides a detailed regulatory framework that addresses information security risks to aviation.

On 19 November, the European Commission published the EU Digital Simplification Package (the "Digital Omnibus") which comprises two proposed laws.

In the dynamic realm of technological advancement, the advent of artificial intelligence (AI) heralds both promise and peril, necessitating robust regulatory frameworks to navigate its complexities.

Back in 2020, EU President Ursula von der Leyen said the years ahead would be the EU's digital decade, as the bloc sought to boost the continent's position vis-à-vis some of the major players like the US, China and India.

New and emerging technologies and accelerated digitalisation are radically changing the future of audit. At KPMG we are committed to transforming the future of audit by serving the public interest...

The legal profession, steeped in tradition and meticulous processes, is experiencing an unprecedented transformation driven by artificial intelligence (AI). Tools like ChatGPT, predictive analytics...

Reference to Artificial Intelligence ('AI') is likely to bring to mind dystopian pictures of a robot apocalypse as depicted in films such as iRobot or The Matrix or to spark debates ...

On the 21st May 2024, the Council gave the green light to the AI Act (‘the Act') which harmonises the rules on artificial intelligence (‘AI‘) across the European Union and could set a standard for the regulation...

The world of finance has always been a data-driven industry. However, the sheer volume of information available to modern investors can be overwhelming.

It's a brand new year and this January has been an interesting one.

The EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) came into force on the 1st of August 2024 with the goal of ensuring that Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems are safe, uphold fundamental rights...

From 2 August 2026, Article 27 of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act ("AI Act") will come into effect

AI's impact hinges on the safeguards and governance frameworks that guide its deployment, not the technology itself. Recent harmful chatbot incidents expose the inadequacy of voluntary self-regulation when commercial pressures eclipse safety considerations. The EU AI Act emerges as a critical regulatory intervention to establish mandatory safety standards, accountability mechanisms, and oversight structures that protect the public from preventable AI-related harm.

The emergence of technologies like, artificial intelligence, machine learning models that learn and evolve from the use of big data, as well as digital ledger technology...

The MFSA has just issued a document describing the supervisory focus for 2021 in the areas of ICT risk, Cybersecurity and ICT outsourcing.

The EU AI Act has now been promulgated as Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 with a staggered implementation timeline through August 2027. This comprehensive analysis revisits six previous briefings...