In this edition of Innovation Law Insights, we dive deep into the latest legal developments affecting technology and cybersecurity in Italy and beyond. Recent resolutions from the Italian National Cybersecurity Agency, insights from industry leaders in gambling, and ongoing legislative efforts in response to AI technologies take centre stage.
NIS2 – The Countdown to Compliance in Italy
The race to meet NIS compliance in Italy has officially started as ACN notifies entities of their regulatory obligations. This marks a significant shift, making compliance no longer optional.
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Legal Leaders Insights | Driving Innovation in iGaming
Dario Evangelista, Deputy General Counsel at Betsson, shares how legal teams can foster innovation while ensuring compliance in the dynamic iGaming sector.
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Legal Challenges of AI and the NO FAKES Act
AI-generated deepfakes pose legal dilemmas regarding personality rights. The NO FAKES Act aims to provide a uniform framework to safeguard individuals’ rights against the misuse of these technologies, introducing significant protections and obligations for online platforms.
Italy’s Response and the EU AI Act
ANAD has raised alarms about the unchecked use of voice manipulation technologies. Meanwhile, the EU AI Act introduces regulations to ensure transparency around AI-generated content, distinguishing between low and high-risk classifications.
Data Protection and Cybersecurity Developments
The ACN has set the wheels in motion for the second phase of NIS2 implementation in Italy, detailing resolutions that require entities to comply with extensive cybersecurity regulations.
UPC’s Long-arm Jurisdiction and AGCom’s Mobile Number Portability Update
Recent UPC decisions extend jurisdiction over European patents, even against non-UPCA domiciled defendants. Additionally, the Italian Communications Authority is updating regulations to enhance mobile number portability protections.
Key Points
- The countdown for compliance with NIS regulations in Italy has begun.
- Industry insights suggest legal teams can innovate within compliance frameworks in iGaming.
- The NO FAKES Act aims to protect personality rights against deepfake misuse.
- ANAD requests clearer regulations on voice cloning technologies.
- The EU AI Act imposes transparency rules for AI-generated content.
- Italy’s ACN has outlined new cybersecurity regulations for NIS2 compliance.
- Recent UPC decisions broaden jurisdiction over European patents.
- AGCom is updating mobile number portability regulations to enhance consumer protections.
Why should I read this?
This article is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of technology and law! With significant developments on compliance and legal protections emerging from Italy, staying updated on these changes will help you navigate the evolving regulatory landscape, especially in areas impacted by rapid technological advancement. Trust us, you don’t want to miss out on this one!
