We take a look at current trends and how AI is being implemented in the field of tax auditing.
Digital revolution in Polish taxation: What we can learn from European AI systems
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What does deepfake ‘currently do’? The use of deepfake technology and its legal significance in 2024
Over the last five years, the use of deepfakes has become almost ubiquitous. Recently, for example, the NASK National Research Institute reported that in May 2024, new deepfakes were created with Rafał Brzoska, Andrzej Duda and Robert Lewandowski.
Integrating AI into the regulatory environment of the financial sector
As the use of AI grows, so do the challenges of integrating it with existing regulations.
Artificial intelligence at the intersection of data protection
The harmonisation of regulations and de facto their enforcement is key to ensuring that AI is developed responsibly, transparently and in accordance with the rights of individuals.
Use of AI is no excuse for trademark infringement
Many companies wonder who owns the intellectual property rights to work produced by AI. This mainly concerns copyright and patents, which protect new inventions.
Platform work as a new form of employment
European officials are preparing a directive on platform work. The new rules aim to improve the working conditions and social rights of people working in this unusual form of employment.
Family foundations – not just for managing family wealth
You don’t have to be the patriarch of a family to benefit from the opportunities offered by a family foundation.
The AI Act in practice: challenges and opportunities for the development of artificial intelligence in the EU
We look at how to prepare for this effectively.
Payment gridlock and commercial transactions between companies in the same group
From the point of view of the companies against which they are initiated, payment gridlock proceedings are one of the most burdensome proceedings in the field of competition protection.
NIS2: A new era of cybersecurity in the European Union
NIS2, the Directive on measures for a high common level of cybersecurity across the Union, is a response to increasingly serious digital threats.