Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Our law firm provides comprehensive legal support for the implementation and use of AI technologies, both in the context of internal tools for automating organizational activities and products intended for the market. We advise on identifying the risk level of AI systems in accordance with the requirements of the AI Act and on preparing the necessary documentation and compliance assessments. We support the development of legal and organizational strategies related to the implementation of AI-based solutions, including AI assistants and content generation tools.

We also assist in analyzing risks to personal data protection and data security in the design and development of AI systems, as well as in adapting processes to privacy by design principles. Our support also covers agreements with AI technology providers and developers, including the preparation of contracts, regulations, and clauses on copyright and intellectual property rights relating to content generated by artificial intelligence.

Our team of legal advisors and attorneys specializes in new technology law, including regulations on artificial intelligence. We have been monitoring the development of the AI Act and legislative work on artificial intelligence at the European Union level for years. We have supported numerous companies in the IT, FinTech, e-commerce, and digital health sectors in analyzing the impact of upcoming regulations on their business models and AI solutions.

We work with technology teams and compliance departments, advising on issues related to risk assessment, algorithm compliance, and the classification of AI systems as high-risk systems. We have conducted workshops on AI governance and data protection in the context of the use of AI tools, including generative systems (e.g., for code generation, content creation, or predictive analytics).

Our support helps you avoid common legal pitfalls associated with the uninformed implementation of AI tools, especially those that generate data, decisions, or content that may have legal consequences. Our lawyers help assess the compliance of solutions with the AI Act, personal data protection, and intellectual property law. You gain confidence that your company operates in accordance with AI law requirements, while building a competitive advantage based on secure and compliant technologies.

Working with us also means real support in contract analysis – whether for purchasing, licensing, or developing AI systems – taking into account legal risks and disclosure obligations. We provide access to expert knowledge not only in AI, but also in related areas such as personal data protection, cybersecurity, compliance, and sector-specific technology regulations.

The AI Act, or the EU regulation on artificial intelligence, is the first comprehensive regulation of its kind in the world. Its aim is to ensure that AI systems, including generative artificial intelligence, are used in a responsible, transparent, and secure manner. Companies will have to comply with stringent requirements regarding, among other things, system oversight, risk management, technical documentation, and personal data protection. Specific requirements are envisaged for high-risk systems, such as those used in recruitment, the financial sector, and public services.

The new rules will also cover the use of content-generating tools, such as AI assistants and chatbots, imposing information and regulatory obligations. Therefore, it is already worthwhile to prepare for the implementation of AI-based solutions with the help and work of a lawyer specializing in technology and AI compliance. Early action is an opportunity to avoid risks and optimize your strategy for using innovative technologies in business.