Where is the world of AI regulation today, where is it going, and more importantly, how do you comply with it at a global scale? We discuss all this and more in our latest Data Chronicles podcast. Don’t miss it! www.hlc.com/en/publicati...
Eduardo Ustaran
Eduardo Ustaran
@eustaran.bsky.social
Privacy, data protection and digital regulation lawyer, pragmatic thinker and author
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What can AI engineers and AI governance professionals learn from marathon running? Some thoughts on finding a winning formula. www.linkedin.com/pulse/art-pa...
As a runner, I don’t interpret “pacing” as slowing down even if pacing oneself correctly means going more slowly than one could possibly run. As every marathon runner knows, getting the pace right is probably the single most important aspect of a successful outcome. The same principle applies to AI.
Great thread about the practical mindset of European top judges.👇
I got wild and linkedin-posted, but we all know the real privacy folks are here, so if you're on both places, bear with me, I'm gonna talk about the CJEU case that came out today. Because this is a pretty big one for privacy nerds! Read along: Brillen Rottler GmbH & Co. KG v TC (Case C-526/24)
Beyond legal technicalities and appeasement, can Europe pull off the next generation of global digital regulation standards? My latest piece on the real purpose of the EU Digital Omnibus. www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-d...
Our take on where the EU Digital Omnibus is at the moment and what is likely to go through. www.hoganlovells.com/en/publicati...
Wondering what aspects of AI global regulators are acting on? We discuss it in some depth in this episode of our podcast The Data Chronicles. Perfect for the weekend! www.hoganlovells.com/en/publicati...
When people hear about the ICO, they often think of @infocommission.bsky.social, but there is another very respectable entity that has the same initials: the Irish Chamber Orchestra. This ICO has today released a wonderful album that is just food for your soul. open.spotify.com/album/27pXTn...
The big cheese (and more importantly the big brains) behind the @iapp.bsky.social @jtrevorhughes.bsky.social reflecting over the long evolution of our crucial profession for humanity’s wellbeing and prosperity at #IAPPIntensive26.
John Edwards of @infocommission.bsky.social emphasises the crucial importance of being agile in order to look ahead and anticipate risks. He rightly says at #IAPPIntensive26 that this is aligned with the ability to act in a coordinated fashion with other regulators.
Commissioner John Edwards vigorously defends the @infocommission.bsky.social regulatory strategy and resource allocation, and explains at #IAPPIntensive26 that their decisions about any trade offs made when pursuing some objectives over others are fully transparent.
A familiar face kick-starting #IAPPIntensive26 telling us about the changes happening at the @infocommission.bsky.social and reflecting about the importance of resilient and agile regulators in the age of AI.
Sharp reporting on the state of play of the critical issue of copyright and AI training in the UK by my colleagues. www.hoganlovells.com/en/publicati...
If this initiative is able to help us all properly understand what AI can and cannot do, it will be a truly successful one. www.gov.uk/government/p...
The conversation by @kevinroose.com and @caseynewton.bsky.social with Amanda Askell about how to train an #AI LLM to adopt the right values is so thought provoking at so many levels. This has to be one of the most consequential debates of our time. open.spotify.com/episode/4xFz...
This is very telling and may lead to split the section of the #AI Act Omnibus dealing with timings from the section dealing with material changes, as otherwise it may not pass on time before the high-risk AI systems obligations kick in this Summer.👇
The Council’s first compromise on the AI omnibus is out, and it pushes back hard on the Commission’s original approach. The text favors fixed deadlines for high-risk AI obligations & reinstates a simplified registration requirement, among other changes. www.mlex.com/mlex/artific...
In a world where tensions and disagreements appear to be on the increase, this is welcome news that shows how international collaboration on data protection matters leads to practical benefits for businesses and individuals. www.hoganlovells.com/en/publicati...
Our take on the new draft requirements for Processor BCR. The EDPB has certainly raised the bar, but with everything going on in the world right now, the “holy grail” of lawful data flows is about to become even more important and sought after. www.hoganlovells.com/en/publicati...
Kudos to @infocommission.bsky.social for its impressive report on agentic #AI its data protection implications for several reasons: 1️⃣Super-comprehensive insights of agentic AI. 2️⃣Thorough & realistic legal analysis. 3️⃣Positive mindset about embedding data protection into AI. ico.org.uk/about-the-ic...
If you are considering your strategic priorities for this year, our last Data Chronicles podcast of 2025, in which we discuss what’s going to be big in 2026 may be a good way to start. Happy New Year! www.hoganlovells.com/en/publicati...
Spotify does it… Strava does it… LinkedIn does it… So here is our 2025 wrapped for you. Our traditional chit chat about what’s been big in privacy, cyber and digital regulation this year and what to look out for in 2026. 🎉 open.spotify.com/episode/5KNy...
There is a lot to unpack in this piece about the rapidly evolving nature of #AI and our interaction with it, but for me the most telling thing is the scale of our need for emotional support. Not surprising but still telling and something to think about.
Third of UK citizens have used AI for emotional support, research reveals
This agentic #AI webinar is a great example of digital regulation in practice. In this respect, the UK should be seen as a role model of how different regulators can collaborate among themselves and engage with businesses to alert them to their responsibilities. www.drcf.org.uk/news-and-eve...
Nothing beats optimism backed by scientific evidence. If the unhealthy geopolitical noise around us ever makes you think that the world is going backwards, don’t despair. Many efforts are still going in the right direction and good things are happening.
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