
Lex Influencibus: the Law after Content Creators with Giacomo Conti and Ilaria Gargiulo
16/12/2025 | 54 mins.
In this episode of Legal4Tech - The Podcast, we discuss with Giacomo Conti and Ilaria Gargiulo to unpack how the AI Act will actually be enforced across Europe and what it means in practice for businesses and legal teams.We explore topics such as:Who really holds supervisory powerHow companies can operationalise compliance beyond theoryWhy governance, documentation and risk management will become non-negotiable pillars of trustworthy AITune in to learn how to future-proof your organisation, avoid enforcement pitfall and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving world of AI and EU Tech Regulation.

Authorative Opinions: Who runs the Compliance department in the EU with Rocco Saverino
09/12/2025 | 37 mins.
In this episode of Legal4Tech - The Podcast, we chat with PhD researcher Rocco Saverino about who really enforces the EU AI Act and why it matters for businesses, regulators and fundamental rights.We unpack:The hybrid nature of the AI Act as both product safety and rights-based regulation The maze of national choices on competent authorities The emerging overlaps between market surveillance authorities, data protection authorities and competition enforcers across Europe Tune in to understand how this evolving enforcement puzzlewill affect AI providers, regulators and fundamental rights across the EU.Shownotes: 1. What's the Difference Between DPAs and MSAs?, Rocco Saverino

Propositions and Proposals: Trajectories of Digital Legislation with Kai Zenner
24/11/2025 | 50 mins.
In this episode of Legal4Tech - The Podcast, we sit down for the second time with Kai Zenner, longtime adviser to MEP Axel Voss, to unpack the EU's new Digital Omnibus proposal. Among the topics discussed: Simplification vs. Deregulation Washington pressure and Big Tech lobbyingThe impact on SMEs, enforcement gaps and legal certaintyDigital sovereignty after the Franco-German summit and the Draghi/Letta agendaTune in to understand how this perfect storm could reshape Europe's digital future. Shownotes: - The European Way. A Blueprint to Reclaim our Digital Future- Internationale PolitikAll expressed views are personal and do represent neither the position of the European Parliament nor of the EPP Group

Digital Omnibus - The Apology of the GDPR
20/11/2025 | 1h 1 mins.
In this all-female episode of Legal4Tech - The Podcast, we welcome privacy lawyer Andreea Lisievici Nevin to unpack the Commission's newly proposed Digital Omnibus. Together we discuss: What's at stake for data protectionThe push-and-pull between regulation and innovationWheteher the proposed changes truly benefit people or risk diluting fundamental rightsListen now for a deep dive into what the European digital future could hold for everyone!Shownotes:Regulation doesn't kill innovationIs consent an appropriate protection for privacy?Kafka in the age of AI - Solove Herzog

GenAI Enhances Man-made Action: the GEMA case, copyright law and the future of art.
12/11/2025 | 53 mins.
In this episode of Legal4Tech - The Podcast, we sit down with Barry Scannell to explore the critical intersection of artificial intelligence, copyright law and European tech regulation. We dive into topics such as: The tension between AI innovation and copyright protection in Europe vs the USHow the copyright directive shapes AI development and text-and-data mining exceptionWhether generative AI requires massive datasets and what this means for creatorsGEMA CaseThe diverging global approaches to AI regulation and copyrightsJoin us for an in-depth conversation on navigating the complex legal landscape of AI innovation while protecting creators' rights. Shownotes: IMRO (Irish Music Rights Organization)CSAC (International body for music rights) GEMA vs Open AI Ireland (Munich Regional Court) - Recent 2024 decision on copyright infringement and training dataYoutube channel video



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