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AI and law

How current law applies to AI, and how AI is changing law and the legal profession.

AI and law

AI token consumption: a new product the law has not yet caught up with?

Anyone who connects an application to an AI model gets a monthly bill that says nothing about computers, electricity or server hours. It talks about tokens. That is what you buy and what you consume. And yet the law still does not know what they are.

Analysis8 min

AI and law

Is Google's business in danger?

Google's revenue keeps rising, but AI is putting its cash machine under pressure: it reduces clicks, opens the door to rivals and demands much more investment.

Legal analysis11 min

AI and law

Stealing an AI key: four links and someone else's meter

Clara closes the office at her administrative services firm and leaves her AI tool running. While she sleeps, someone uses her account and sells access to it. She wakes up to €1,480 in charges and a provider reminding her whose account it is.

Legal analysis6 min

AI and Law

AI washing: when the sales pitch becomes a legal problem

Exaggerating what your AI does can mean misleading advertising, disputed contracts and penalties. Blaming a redundancy on AI does not remove the employer's obligation to justify it. The law already has something to say.

Legal analysis9 min

AI and Law

Can an AI enter a contract on your behalf and legally bind you?

Agents are starting to manage emails, negotiate terms and make purchases. As they move from recommending to acting, we need to understand what they may decide, on whose behalf, and who is responsible if they get it wrong. An initial examination of Spain, Norway and the European framework.

Analysis18 min

AI, law and control

AI does not need to want anything to be dangerous

Agency without will, human control and the limits of Article 14 of the AI Act.