The main terms of the EU AI Act easily explained during the time necessary to drink a coffee by Giulio Coraggio of DLA Piper.
Giulio Coraggio
The Italian gambling authority held an online session with the current license holders where it clarified some of the changes that will be introduced with the new online gaming license regime.
The AI Act is European Union's first piece of legislation on the use of artificial intelligence, and Giulio Coraggio, Location Head of Intellectual Property & Technology at law firm DLA Piper, discusses over coffee time what it provides for and how companies should prepare to comply with it.
AI psychologists seem to be the unveil new opportunities as well as future challenges, also from a legal standpoint, and we discussed the topic with Reina Balestrello of Unobravo.
The new Italian online gambling regime sets limitations to payments originating from retail shops, the so-called PVRs, that need specific arrangements to be solved.
In this compelling episode of the podcast Diritto al Digitale hosts Giulio Coraggio and Elena Varese of the law firm DLA Piper sit down with Daniela Paletti, the Head of Legal Europe at Condé Nast.
IBM’s recent paper on ethical risks of artificial intelligence (AI) raises some important questions for companies exploiting AI.
The Dutch data protection authority has provided guidelines that are particularly pertinent for companies leveraging data scraping to train generative artificial intelligence (AI) systems.
As the European Union (EU) gets closer to enacting the AI Act, signaling its upcoming application, EU member states, like Italy, are actively developing their own AI law that is also set to apply.