Generative artificial intelligence, with pioneers like Chat-GPT at the helm, is reshaping our daily lives and work dynamics; as this AI revolution surges, delving into its legal challenges has never been more crucial.
Giulio Coraggio
In a world where data is hailed as the new oil, fueling the engines of the digital economy, recent cases involving Google and Meta have brought to light a concerning intersection between privacy violations and potential antitrust breaches.
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The US Government has achieved a major milestone on Artificial Intelligence (AI) by securing voluntary commitments from leading AI companies to comply with rules in managing the risks posed by this transformative technology.
Meta's new social media, Threads, was just launched, it is not available in Europe. This is due to some regulatory reasons that I tried to tackle in this article which also sheds some light on the political debate between the EU and the US.
Theย European Commission published its FAQs on the adequacy decision regarding data transfers, which don't give all the necessary answers; let's try to give some clarifications on potential grey areas.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game-changer in the healthcare sector, offering immense potential to revolutionize patient care, diagnostics, and medical research, but raising legal challenges as well.
The Italian data protection authority (the Garante) issued a GDPR fine for criminal checks without a privacy-related legal basis consolidating a position leading to significant issues for multinational companies in handling their employees' data.
Shannon Lazzarini of UniCredit, talks about her career path, the challenges of banking, and the future of the legal profession with Giulio Coraggio of DLA Piper.