Lawyers say the landmark AI legislation agreed upon by EU officials on Friday will generate extensive work for Big Law, with multijurisdictional law firms that have strong regulatory practices best positioned to ride the wave of advisory and compliance work the new bill is expected to create.
December 12, 2023 at 04:45 PM
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Brussels Correspondent
The original version of this story was published on Law.com International
A new EU AI regulation is expected to create significant levels of work for both in-house and external counsel in Europe.
EU officials reached a highly anticipated political agreement on an AI bill late Friday evening after three successive days of talks. The first comprehensive AI rulebook in the world, the Artificial Intelligence Act is expected to touch many large companies in the EU, applying not only to companies that develop AI software, but any company that uses AI systems.
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