AI

With the availability of previously unthinkable amounts of data combined with what seems like boundless computing power, it’s now finally here.

It’s disrupting every sector – from the use of computer vision and machine learning to diagnosing cancers in the healthcare sector to the use of fraud detection and algorithmic trading in the fintech sector.

Many of our clients are either already using software and services powered by artificial intelligence techniques or are planning to do so in the near future.

We provide strategic legal advice on the difficult questions around the deployment of AI in the context of the upcoming EU AI Act. 

As external counsel to the Irish Data Protection Commission, we have unique expertise in advising on the related issues of data protection and privacy to ensure compliance with the AI Act as well as the upcoming European regulations (including NIS2, DORA and CER). 

Our team advises clients in understanding and adapting to the use of AI, including on internal risk management issues and the design of governance processes.