European Union: Technology

Explore the evolving legal landscape of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity through expert analysis of regulatory frameworks. HAAS Avocats presents comprehensive discussions on AI deployment...

Il est 3h du matin. Un agent IA négocie seul, valide une commande, déclenche un paiement. Un engagement juridique ferme vient d'être pris au nom de votre entreprise. Sans aucune intervention humaine. Ce scénario n'est plus de la science-fiction.

This monthly legal update examines critical developments across pension scheme compliance, artificial intelligence governance, ESG fund marketing regulations, environmental law precedents, payment services legislation, and defined benefit pension surplus management. Each article addresses pressing regulatory challenges and strategic considerations for legal practitioners and corporate decision-makers navigating Ireland's evolving legal landscape.

Explore the evolving legal landscape of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity through expert analysis of regulatory frameworks. HAAS Avocats presents comprehensive discussions on AI deployment...

Les IA s'entraînent sur des millions d'œuvres sans demander la permission. Les créateurs crient au pillage. Et la loi, elle dit quoi ?

Ireland has emerged as Europe's leading destination for AI and technology investment, yet a significant readiness gap is emerging across Irish businesses. The third William Fry Technology Report reveals that while 80% of large firms have invested in AI, 70% of businesses overall have yet to do so, and only 11% of large businesses report achieving positive returns on their AI investments.

The MiCA Rule – Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation) is the European legal framework governing the crypto-assets market within the European Union. MiCA applies to individuals, legal entities, and other undertakings involved in the issuance, public offering, admission to trading of crypto-assets, or the provision of crypto-related services within the EU.

Ireland's position as a FinTech hub makes it an attractive jurisdiction for payment institutions seeking authorisation.

The EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (EU) 2023/1114, commonly known as MiCAR, introduced a comprehensive framework for the regulation of crypto-assets across the EU, including detailed requirements...