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February 2026: Key Developments In Law And Technology
Significant developments in law and technology emerged in February 2026, including a new Turkish Personal Data Protection Board principle decision, proposed digital copyright regulation for online platforms, pay transparency discussions, OECD guidance on artificial intelligence, and a DSA investigation concerning TikTok. This update provides insights on these developments alongside recent judicial decisions in labour law and personal data protection.
Turkey Technology
TF
Tunc Firat Dereli
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AI And Directors' Duties: Practical Considerations For Boards Of UK Companies
Artificial intelligence is transforming corporate governance, requiring directors to navigate complex oversight challenges as AI systems become embedded across business operations. This article examines how established UK directors' duties apply in the context of AI adoption, exploring the practical implications for board-level decision-making and risk management. Directors must balance AI's strategic opportunities against emerging risks while maintaining effective human oversight and independent judgment.
United Kingdom Technology
W
WilmerHale
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Le piratage de la DGFIP : entre prévention indispensable et vigilance nécessaire face aux tentatives d’hameçonnage
Des pirates ont réussi à s'introduire dans les systèmes d'information de la Direction générale des Finances publiques en usurpant l'identité d'agents, compromettant les données personnelles de 678 000 particuliers et professionnels. Face à cette violation massive incluant des informations fiscales sensibles, quelles mesures de sécurité ont été déployées et comment les citoyens peuvent-ils se protéger contre les risques d'hameçon
France Privacy
DA
Delsol Avocats
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IP Ownership Of AI-Generated Designs
The Marks & Clerk AI Report 2024 explores the challenges of ownership and protection of AI-generated designs. While AI-generated products can meet design registration requirements, questions remain about who qualifies as the owner. The report reviews patent rulings on AI inventorship and explores protections available via Registered and Unregistered Design Rights in the UK, EU, and US. The UK offers Unregistered Design Rights, potentially available for AI-generated designs if marketed in qualify
United Kingdom Technology
MC
Marks & Clerk
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Malta At The Crossroads: Responding To The MFSA Consultations On Tokenisation And DeFi
The Malta Financial Services Authority has launched consultations on tokenisation and DeFi regulation, presenting a critical opportunity for Malta to reclaim its position as Europe's digital assets leader. WH Partners' formal responses outline strategic recommendations for real estate tokenisation pilots and practical DeFi frameworks that could set EU-wide standards before Brussels acts.
Malta Finance
FM
Finance Malta
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February 2026: Key Developments In Law And Technology
Significant developments in law and technology emerged in February 2026, including a new Turkish Personal Data Protection Board principle decision, proposed digital copyright regulation for online platforms, pay transparency discussions, OECD guidance on artificial intelligence, and a DSA investigation concerning TikTok. This update provides insights on these developments alongside recent judicial decisions in labour law and personal data protection.
Turkey Technology
TF
Tunc Firat Dereli
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Who Bears Responsibility For AI In Arbitration? The EU AI Act And The Role Of Arbitral Institutions
The EU AI Act introduces a risk-based regulatory framework for artificial intelligence systems, with particular implications for arbitration proceedings. Sixteen leading arbitral institutions have jointly challenged the European Commission's draft guidelines, arguing that regulatory obligations risk being imposed on the wrong actors in the arbitral process.
European Union Litigation
Aceris Law
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