The EU AI Act: A Global Reference For AI Liability?

This article explores the recently enacted EU AI Act. In addition to outlining the key features of the Act, this article ponders the broader implications that may follow.

Editors-In-Chief The Corporate Law Journal8 June 2024eu, european, european union, AI, technologyComment

European Commission Launches Investigation Into TikTok’s Addictive Architecture

The European Commission has launched an inquiry focused on the social media platform TikTok. It is concerned with the platform’s design and emphasis on perpetuating user engagement.

EU Investigates Spain’s Laws Limiting Uber-like Platforms

Ride-hailing platforms have struggled to enter the Spanish market due to protective restrictions. Despite a favourable ruling from the European Court of Justice, new regulations are prompting an inquiry from the EU.

Editors-In-Chief The Corporate Law Journal6 August 2023uber, taxi, tech, spain\, app, techtechnoloy, eu, ecj, lawComment

The Antitrust Case That Could Break Up Google

Google has faced several antitrust cases over the years. The company is now under investigation for breaching EU antitrust rules in the advertising technology industry.

Was Boris Johnson Justified In Claiming Article 13 Is “Terrible for the Internet”?

Is the internet at risk with the EU’s Article 13?

The Corporate Law Journal10 February 2020borisjohnson, article13, eu, internet, technologyComment