Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly integrated into business operations across all sectors. However, the rapid adoption of AI tools is also raising important legal and regulatory questions, particularly as companies seek to balance innovation with compliance requirements.
In a recent article published by El Periódico, legal experts analyse the challenges businesses face when implementing artificial intelligence systems without fully understanding the obligations that may arise from their use. Among the experts consulted, Marina Villalonga, Partner at Asensi Abogados, shares her perspective on the legal implications of AI adoption in the corporate environment.
AI adoption and compliance challenges
As organisations continue to incorporate AI into their day-to-day activities, compliance is becoming a key consideration. The article explores how many companies are already using AI-powered tools while still assessing the legal, operational and governance requirements associated with these technologies.
According to the experts consulted, understanding how AI systems are used within an organisation is essential to identifying potential risks and ensuring compliance with applicable regulations.
The impact of the evolving regulatory framework
The article also examines the regulatory developments that are shaping the future of artificial intelligence in Europe. As new obligations emerge, companies are expected to implement appropriate governance, transparency and oversight measures to ensure the responsible use of AI technologies.
These developments highlight the growing importance of legal guidance in helping organisations navigate an increasingly complex regulatory landscape while continuing to innovate and adopt new technologies.
Read the full article here: https://www.elperiodico.com/es/economia/20260618/juristas-advierten-empresas-usan-ia-sin-conocer-obligaciones-consecuencias-legales-131464876
