18 Maggio 2025
18 Maggio 2025

Intelligenza artificiale, il Parlamento europeo adotta tre relazioni per regolarne l’uso e promuovere l’innovazione

intelligenza artificiale

L’Unione europea sta attualmente preparando la sua prima serie di regole per gestire le opportunità e le potenziali minacce dell’intelligenza artificiale, concentrandosi sulla creazione di fiducia nella tecnologia e sulla gestione del suo potenziale impatto su individui, società ed economia. Le nuove regole mirano altresì a generare un habitat ottimale in cui i ricercatori, gli […]

An overview on human rights, artificial intelligence and autonomous weapons systems

Over the past decade, the radical progress in artificial intelligence has made possible the development and deployment of fully autonomous[1] weapons systems. Once activated, these systems allow to select, attack, injure or even kill human targets, being able inter alia to operate without effective human control. These weapons systems are often referred to as Lethal […]

The British Airways case: GDPR’s fine is likely to be borne by customers

british airways

When General Data Protection Regulation was implemented on 25th May 2018, the European Commission welcomed the new regulation as an essential step to strengthen both individuals’ fundamental rights in the digital business age and sanctioning tools held by the single national authorities[1][2]. And despite all the difficulties due to the uncertainty surrounding the Brexit issue, GDPR […]

Brexit: the impact of a “No Deal” on EU Competition Law

no "deal" brexit

While the time to reach an agreement is quickly running out, companies and private citizens are starting to ask themselves where a “no deal” Brexit could lead and what kind of consequences there will be for both everyday life and business. And European Union is trying to help find the answers… But let’s just take […]