Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionise a wide range of business sectors over the coming years. It is already having a major impact in areas such as healthcare, finance and manufacturing. But as this new technology develops, complex legal questions can arise in respect of how AI fits into the existing regulatory and legislative landscapes, many of which were often constructed without AI capabilities being contemplated.
The cross-practice expertise of ALG’s AI team makes us uniquely positioned to advise businesses on both the adoption of AI in non-tech sectors and on the creation and provision of new AI technologies. We provide strategic advice to ensure our clients can maximise the commercial benefits of AI, while carefully managing the legal risks associated with AI technologies, such as data privacy rights, risk management, intellectual property rights and regulatory investigations and compliance. We constantly track developments and trends in AI regulation and provide regular updates to our clients to ensure they can stay abreast of this rapidly developing area of law. Our position as market leaders in this space has been confirmed by the number of global, industry leaders who have trusted us to assist them in bringing sophisticated, deep learning AI models to market.
Experience
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Advising a global leader
on the development and implementation of its generative AI technology across Europe.
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Working with a number of clients
on responding to a broad range of detailed regulatory inquiries in respect of the development and application of AI systems.
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Advising on how to ensure a GDPR-compliant
approach to AI implementation across large multinational entities.
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Drafting AI usage policies
for a major technology company.
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Advising on the development of AI strategies
across businesses, including governance frameworks for high-risk AI.
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Advising on impact of European AI regulations
and strategising on necessary compliance measures.
