Arthur's Legal, Strategies & Systems strongly supports and endorses the initiative by the European Commission for the current proposed Artificial Intelligence Act. The Commission's initiative will help ensure that AI is safe, lawful and in line with EU fundamental rights, and related responsibility, accountability (and liability) attribution.
Arthur's Legal, Strategies & Systems
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Arthur's Legal, Strategies & Systems filed 6 positions between 31 Jul 2020 and 22 Jan 2023, across 5 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 6 times.
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Arthur's Legal, Strategies & Systems welcomes, supports and endorses the Data Act proposal. In this Digital Age, where digital is not a nice to have anymore but a need to have, it is a necessary component that was - so far - missing. It’s an important piece of the puzzle towards the Digital Decade 2030.
Arthur's Legal, Strategies & Systems strongly supports and endorses the initiative by the European Commission to create frameworks for common European data spaces. Technological innovation has transformed society along with every other sector of our economy and data is the main catalyst for this transformation. Digital is a need to have; not a nice to have.
Arthur Legal, Strategies & Systems welcomes, supports and endorses the Commission' legislative proposal to establish common, horizontal cybersecurity rules and requirements for a wide range of digital products and associated, ancillary services that are placed on the market across the European Union.
Arthur's Legal, Strategies & Systems welcomes, supports and endorses the Cyber Resilience Act initiative. In this Digital Age, digital is not a nice to have anymore but a need to have. People, organisations (public, private and other) and society at large are depending on those, while (a) not in meaningful control and (b) more and more becoming vulnerable to detrimental cyber threats, all this throughout the various…
Arthur Strategies & Systems is part of Arthur’s Legal. It has handpicked experienced interdisciplinary experts to focus on ability to navigate, enable, facilitate as well as execute and systemize. Our core team consists of attorneys at law, senior legal counsels, governmental advisors, strategists, innovation, policy & standardisation experts, community & competence builders, technologists, all well-connected in the…
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