All posts tagged Legal
Artificial intelligence is often perceived as a tool for operational simplification. However, in the provision of services, AI does not reduce the liability of the company that uses or offers it: it expands its perimeter. Automating decisions, processes or assessments means introducing new sources of risk that must be governed on a technical, organizational and legal level.
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Starting a new business venture is an exhilarating journey, but it also entails various challenges, including legal complexities. Entrepreneurs often find themselves struggling to navigate the world of contracts, negotiations, and legal frameworks. However, thanks to the innovative platform offered by Trakti, launching a startup has become significantly easier. Trakti provides legal templates and a robust contract management platform, empowering entrepreneurs to streamline their legal processes and focus on what truly matters, growing their business.
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Client onboarding may sound like a simple administrative step, collecting some information, running a few checks, and sending over an engagement letter. But for law firms, onboarding is far from a formality. It’s a critical process that touches on risk management, regulatory compliance, data integrity, and ultimately, the client experience.
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Governments and regulatory bodies are introducing new blockchain regulations to govern the frameworks for tokenised securities and assets.
Asset tokenisation has come a long way since its first mention a few decades ago. Not only has it found a place in mainstream finance and supply chains, but blockchain regulation is making strides towards standardization in the tokenization of assets.
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The application of the AI Act, the European Union’s comprehensive legislation on artificial intelligence , is now underway. Although the regulation formally came into force in August 2024, the first set of prohibitions only became effective on Sunday, 2 February 2025. Around 60 additional implementing measures are still required to fully operationalise the framework established by Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.
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The term “artificial intelligence,” first coined by John McCarthy, Professor Emeritus at Stanford, in 1955, describes it as “the science and engineering of intelligent machines.” AI has undergone radical evolution over the years. Today, the integration of generative AI presents new challenges within the business landscape and beyond, requiring a thorough examination of its legal implications.
In this article, we will focus on the legal implications of using generative AI in product creation and service delivery.
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It’s safe to say that not many suppliers, if any, like receiving paper contracts and processing a bunch of paperwork. And once that paperwork is filled out, staff has to scan or manually enter information from those paper forms. It’s inefficient and time-consuming, and it’s why more and more companies are using digital signatures for contract compliance.
With e-signatures and digital forms, businesses can electronically fill out the forms at their convenience, and data is sent to the supplier automatically, so no more paperwork is necessary.
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