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ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE 

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ARTIFICAL INTELLIGENCE

 

Artificial intelligence (AI) systems create significant legal, regulatory, commercial, and operational challenges for businesses operating in or engaging with the EU market.

The rapid development of AI technologies, and the expanding EU regulations, requires businesses to adequately address compliance, governance, contractual risk, data protection, intellectual property, and internal implementation frameworks within their organisations.

 

We advise businesses on the legal and regulatory implications of developing, procuring, deploying, and using AI systems, focused on European Union AI regulation. Our practice focuses on practical and commercially aligned legal support for organisations integrating AI into their operations, products, services, and decision-making processes.​

Areas in which we can advise include:

  • EU AI Act compliance and implementation

  • GDPR compliance for AI systems

  • AI governance frameworks and internal organisational policies

  • AI risk assessments and compliance reviews

  • AI use policies and internal staff guidance

  • Contractual allocation of AI-related risk and responsibility

  • AI licensing and commercial agreements

  • Intellectual property issues relating to AI systems and AI-generated content

  • AI deployment within digital products and online platforms

  • AI literacy obligations and staff training programs

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