Agreement reached between European Parliament and Council on new product liability rules
AI products will be covered by the separate upcoming AI Liability Directive, which is currently being considered by the Parliament and Council….
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This Week’s Techlaw News Round-Up
High Court dismisses application for reverse summary judgment in Getty v Stability AI case, Guidance issued for court office holders on AI, ICO fines MoD for data breach and other UK and EU techlaw news not covered elsewhere on the SCL website….
CJEU rules that fear of a possible misuse of personal data may constitute non-material damage
The case arose in the context of a hacking incident….
Political agreement reached on Platform Workers’ Directive
The Platform Work Directive aims to provide EU rules for a fair and competitive digital labour platform economy….
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Ofcom issues new guidance on customer information about fibre networks
The new guidance will apply from 16 September 2024….
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Coimisiún na Meán consults on draft Online Safety Code
The consultation ends on 19 January 2024….
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CMA seeks views on Microsoft’s partnership with OpenAI
It seeks views on whether the partnership, including recent developments, has resulted in a relevant merger situation and, if so, the impact that the merger could have on competition in the UK….
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European Parliament and Council reach provisional agreement on AI Act
The draft regulation aims to ensure that AI systems placed on the European market and used in the EU are safe and respect fundamental rights and EU values. It also aims to stimulate investment and innovation….
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CJEU rules that two data processing practices by credit information agencies are contrary to GDPR
While “scoring” is permitted only under certain conditions, the prolonged retention of information relating to the granting of a discharge from remaining debts is contrary to the GDPR….
CJEU considers when an administrative fine can be imposed under the GDPR
Cases C-683/21 | Nacionalinis visuomenes sveikatos centras and C-807/21 | Deutsche Wohnen, the Court of Justice has clarified when national supervisory authorities may impose an administrative fine on one or more controllers for an infringement of the GDPR. In particular, it ruled that the imposition of a fine requires wrongful conduct; that is, that the…
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