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First provisions of EU AI Act now apply: what you need to know about AI literacy The first provisions of the EU AI Act started to apply this Sunday (2 February). Companies that provide or deploy AI systems are now required to ensure that there is AI literacy within their operations, and certain AI practices are now prohibited.  This b... DSARs: Implications of recent legal updates The challenges of complying with the ever-increasing volume of data subject access requests (DSARs) was a topic for discussion at our Data Privacy Forum (DP Forum) in December. Legal developments since then have added to the understanding of the requireme... How to train your GPAI model: a first look at the EU’s data summary requirements The European AI Office has recently unveiled its preliminary proposals on the template for the summary of training data that general-purpose AI (“GPAI”) model providers will be required to publish under the EU AI Act.   While at first glance the template ... Blurring the “big picture”: latest decision in Getty v Stability AI highlights challenges in complex representative claims As we enter 2025, buzz around AI (and generative AI in particular) shows no signs of slowing down. As a result, Getty v Stability AI is being followed with great interest in the UK as a key test case for how IP infringement claims against use of unlicense... Navigating Türkiye's Updated International Data Transfer Rules: What You Need to Know In 2024, Türkiye introduced significant updates to its international data transfer rules, aligning them more closely with the GDPR. Following this legislative update, Türkiye’s data protection authority (KVKK) published SCC-like clauses and an application... The benefit of PETs (and pseudonymisation): new UK and EU guidance Eighteen months on from the UK Information Commissioner, John Edwards, calling for all organisations sharing large volumes of data to consider using “privacy enhancing technologies” (PETs) (explained in this blog), regulatory focus on this area is increas... Joint ventures and the top-up taxes: does HMRC's draft guidance bring clarity? HMRC published supplementary draft guidance on the Multinational Top-up Tax (MTT) and Domestic Top-up Tax (DTT) covering, among other things, joint ventures (JVs). Initial draft guidance in relation to the UK’s implementation of the OECD’s global minimum ... UK Pro-Growth Agenda: ICO puts forward ideas The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has published its letter (ICO Letter) in response to the UK Government’s request of 24 December 2024 that the UK’s main regulators set out their ideas for reform that could boost economic growth. Whilst the Gove... Europe's Decision on Bizkaia's Withholding Tax: Key Implications for International Investments On 19 December 2024, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) delivered a significant decision in the case of Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Ltd v. Diputación Foral de Bizkaia.  The CJEU's ruling on Bizkaia's withholding tax system highlights ... Cookies: The heat is on…. The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is continuing to focus on cookies and other tracking technologies with the publication of guidance and related regulatory action. In late December, the ICO released an updated version of its guidance on cooki...