European Union: New Technology

Quels impacts en droit français et européen pour les artistes-interprètes, le consentement, la rémunération et les contrats ?

The Dutch government has announced a significant expansion of its foreign direct investment screening regime, adding six new technology categories to the list of "sensitive technologies" subject to mandatory notification requirements. These additions reflect growing concerns about technological competition and national security risks associated with emerging technologies that could be weaponized or create strategic dependencies.

Few questions in data protection law carry as much practical weight as this one: when does data stop being personal data? The answer determines whether the GDPR applies at all and with it, whether individuals hold rights of access; whether data can be shared with third parties or transferred outside the EU without GDPR safeguards; and what is permissible in AI development. In short, the boundary between personal data and non-personal data is the watershed of data protection law.

We invited Stijn Broecke, senior economist at the AI Observatory in the OECD, to have a chat with Burkard Göpfert partner at our German law firm and give his view on what the data is telling us now...

Bienvenido al último número de nuestro update de derecho digital y TMT, donde encontrarás algunas de las principales novedades más destacadas del sector a nivel internacional, europeo y español.

Ireland's system operators have published a roadmap for implementing hybrid co-located renewable energy sites with shared maximum export capacity, following regulatory approval in April 2024.

Explore the complex regulatory landscape governing artificial intelligence applications in healthcare, examining the intersection of GDPR data protection requirements, AI-specific regulations, and French public health code provisions.

En 2026, le portefeuille de marques devient une bombe à retardement juridique selon Maître Gérard Haas. Ce que beaucoup d'entreprises considèrent encore comme un trésor de guerre est en train de se retourner contre elles, créant des risques juridiques majeurs pour les organisations.

Les systèmes d'intelligence artificielle s'entraînent sur des millions d'œuvres créatives sans autorisation, suscitant de vifs débats sur la violation du droit d'auteur. Cette analyse examine le conflit juridique entre l'IA et les droits de propriété intellectuelle à travers six points essentiels. Les créateurs dénoncent le pillage de leurs œuvres, tandis que les entreprises spécialisées en IA plaident pour l'usage loyal et l'innovation.