The third draft of General-Purpose AI Code of Practice has been released, introducing significant refinements to enhance AI governance and compliance.
Giulio Coraggio
A potential AI Act vs GDPR conflict might arise from the tension between the AI Act’s goal of addressing algorithmic bias and the GDPR’s strict privacy protections, making it difficult for companies to process sensitive personal data for that purpose while remaining compliant.
Gambling advertising ban, introduced in Italy in 2018 under the Dignity Decree, shall now be reviewed by the Italian Government that might decide to, at least partially, lift it, creating a unique opportunity for new operators’ market entry as the tender for new licenses is currently ongoing.
The NIS 2 Directive has issued a significant warning to companies within the European Union: the personal liability of directors for lack of compliance is now a critical issue that cannot be ignored.
Eagles claim the Super Bowl, but AI-powered ads stole the show raising fresh legal debates around data usage, copyright, and emerging regulations on artificial intelligence.
The European Commission guidelines clarified the concept of artificial intelligence system under the EU AI Act.
On February 2, 2025, the EU AI Act officially comes into force, introducing stringent rules and prohibited practices aimed at preventing AI from infringing on fundamental rights.
A groundbreaking artificial intelligence system, DeepSeek AI, has emerged from China, promising to challenge major U.S. players at a fraction of the usual cost, but it has now been blocked by the privacy authority in Italy.
The European Commission’s recently unveiled disclosure template under the upcoming EU AI Act aims to bring clarity to how AI models are trained with implications for copyright holders and individuals' privacy rights.
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is now fully applicable as of January 17, 2025, bringing sweeping changes to cybersecurity in the financial sector.