From German court rulings to stalled UK litigation and pending cases in China, we examine whether using copyright-protected works to train AI models constitutes infringement.

As AI models produce content at scale, the risk of outputs that reproduce or closely resemble protected works is growing. We explore how the UK, EU and China are approaching this emerging question.

The question of whether AI outputs can attract copyright protection is dividing jurisdictions, with China taking a markedly different stance from the UK and EU. 

The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 makes it a criminal offence to create or request AI-generated intimate images without consent. Whether the law can deliver in an anonymous digital world is the harder question.

As a handful of tech giants tighten their grip on the GenAI market, Zoltán Marosi examines whether existing EU antitrust rules are equipped to hold them to account, and what that means for businesses operating in an increasingly AI-dependent landscape.

As consumer robots move from novelty to mainstream, Zoltán Marosi examines the hidden antitrust and consumer protection risks.

The UK Supreme Court's landmark Emotional Perception ruling has overhauled decades of UK patent law, opening the door for businesses to protect AI inventions that were previously excluded. Rebecca Lawrence examines what the decision means for your IP strategy.

With autonomy comes complexity, and liability, IP ownership, and governance are all in focus.

When agents act autonomously, transparency becomes absolutely critical. In this article, Dan Jones, Christina Sharma and Chloe Forster dive into how accountability frameworks can keep pace with adaptive AI systems.

Agentic AI is reshaping the workplace by taking on complex, multi-step tasks once handled by people. In this article, Jonathan Exten-Wright and Grace Heaversedge examine what this means for HR, compliance and corporate culture.