Publications

March 27, 2024

APLAW recommended by Legal 500 EMEA in Data Protection and TMT

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March 26, 2024

Data Act is a key milestone in terms of data management in EU, however it also creates legal and regulatory challenges. For example, it introduces new obligations and liabilities for the various participants, including producers, services suppliers, and public authorities – writes Artur Piechocki in Pulsu Biznesu

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January 23, 2024

On February 17, 2023 the new Digital Services Act regulations are coming into force. APLAW’s experts comment on prawo.pl

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January 2, 2024

APLAW’s lawyers are co-authors of the book “Digital services act. Commentary” by Wolters Kluwer

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November 9, 2023

In outsourcing of the Contact Center automation processes, one needs to remember about the verification of the personal data entrusting contract with the IT tools provider and the technology support suppliers – write Artur Piechocki and Martyna Popiołek-Dębska in Puls Biznesu

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October 23, 2023

The main characteristic of AI driven systems is the fact that functioning of those systems is based on Big Data. This is the reason why a big number of cyberattacks may be focused on databases. The cyberattacks on AI driven systems can use data files, for example „data poisoning” attack – write Artur Piechocki and Katarzyna Gorzkowska

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September 14, 2023

During the last weeks appeared the information about filing a lawsuit against companies connected with OpenAI project, including Microsoft. The proceedings are carried out in front of the courts in the USA. The case has been initiated by the alleged victims of the tools circulated by OpenAI, for example ChatGPT. The accusation regards to gaining and using personal data and intellectual property – write Artur Piechocki and Katarzyna Gorzkowska

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September 13, 2023

A guide by APLAW published by Rzeczpospolita and Parkiet “The new obligations for the companies on the e-commerce market and in retail””

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September 12, 2023

Despite 5 years of validity of GDPR, data administrators still do not fullfil their obligations connected with reporting the incidents to UODO. They also assess the incidents wrongly and do not classify them to be reported. The President of UODO points data administrators in his decisions and rulings for abnormalities in an incident assessment – writes Martyna Popiołek-Dębska on prawo.pl

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