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Technology can move faster than the law written for it. Knowing whether a product or service is compliant means understanding a range of regulations, and that compliance needs to be built into the product itself, not just explained in a policy, so it can also build trust with your customers.
We advise technology companies on the legal issues that come with building fast. That means deploying AI responsibly, and knowing who owns what when code, data and models are built across multiple parties. It also means making sure commercial terms hold up when the product itself is still changing.
Our consultant partners have advised major technology companies, agencies and consultancies, media businesses and global healthcare organisations, and several teach technology and AI law at leading law schools and take part in the policy discussions shaping how it will be regulated next.
THIS COVERS
- AI and emerging tech: deploying AI responsibly, at the pace the business needs to move
- IP ownership: clean ownership of code, data and models, especially where development is split across teams, contractors or platforms
- Commercial technology contracts: licensing, platform and supplier agreements that hold up as the product and the relationship change
- Data and privacy: practical compliance that stands up to scrutiny, not just a policy on file
- Regulatory compliance: navigating UK and EU regulatory regimes for the technology sector, particularly e-commerce, data, social media and online services
Whether you’re building AI into a product, rolling out AI tools internally, or preparing for regulatory scrutiny, we’re happy to talk through where you are and what you need.
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