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The CSDDD on its way to binding law: Next steps to watch for
Key developments include: Member State transposition, reporting criteria, European Single Access Point submissions, and guidelines on standard contractual clauses.
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Crypto wrap: Market watchers await Labour stance and bitcoin sell-off stalls
Our pick of the week’s crypto stories.
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What now for policy after the European Parliament elections?
Analysing the outcome of the 2024 European Parliament elections and what effect this may have on policy between 2024 and 2029.
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NOYB urges regulators to stop Meta’s use of personal data for AI
Action is needed to stop Meta’s unilateral actions before the processing of users’ data is possible later this month.
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Concerns over complete venue coverage and FCA ‘name and shame’ approach at compliance roundtable
Risk acceptance and supervisory visits also discussed at Global Relay’s quarterly roundtable in London.
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Navigating the murky waters of AI, deepfakes, and image rights: Protecting your digital identity*
Exploring the legal issues posed by AI and deepfakes in marketing, advertising and communications services.
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Use of STORs stays consistent although Brexit effect begins to bite
Latest ESMA report summarizes STOR patterns across 2010 to 2022 with a focus on 2021/2022.
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How much discrimination is there in artificial intelligence?
AI is often perceived as being particularly objective. However, there is considerable potential for discrimination in AI-based decisions.