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Recently, we have been contacted by an increasing number of clients who underestimated the need for a timely registration of a suitable domain name in the past and have now fallen victim to domain speculators. In this situation, there are several possible ways of how to proceed, which we describe in
How will AI language models cope with Czech law? Will it pass the bar exam?
Those who have been keeping up with the latest advancements in generative artificial intelligence have likely noticed the use of a variety of benchmarks to illustrate language models' capabilities. They assess knowledge, reasoning, comprehension of reading, and coding. Is this information useful for
Overly strict? Copyright obligations for training AI models under the AI Act will be difficult to meet
The process of adopting the Artificial Intelligence Act is reaching its finale. The legislation, which is resonating strongly in the tech and legal world, will be adopted by the European Parliament's plenary session tomorrow and will take effect in 2026. There is a common misconception that it is on
Supporting electromobility in Czechia and Slovakia – where are the opportunities?
The European electric vehicle industry is booming. Over the past year, more than one million new electric passenger vehicles were registered in the European Union, and the available data shows that the number will continue to grow. The Nordic countries, in particular, are the leading sellers. Would
Does a guarantee of software quality make sense? Correct setup for the remedy of software defects
In practice, we still often encounter requirements for the longest possible guarantee for purchased or developed software. However, such guarantee may not always be sufficient. There is also a more appropriate legal concept for a client buying software to ensure its flawless functionality, proper ma
How is Cloud Legislation Changing in 2024?
Do you use or provide services in the field of cloud technologies? You should be aware that 2024 brings a number of legislative changes. European certification is around the corner, public authorities are facing the end of cooperation with non-certified cloud service providers and private providers
When AI Meets Hollywood: Understanding the Legal Landscape of Digital Personas
The artificial intelligence (AI) boom is gradually making its way into a number of industries, including cinematography. The potential of AI to generate film characters, whether from scratch or based on a real-life counterpart, is driving the film industry deeper into the “tech waters”. In this cont
Questioning Loot Boxes: Gaming Fun or Hidden Gamble
In a world where video games have transformed from a mere leisure time activity into a cultural and economic phenomenon, the legal issues arising from it are as complex as they are fascinating. These include the concept of loot boxes – digital game packages with randomly selected prizes. Are these p
What awaits and won't pass us with the european digital identity wallet
The European Digital Identity Wallet, which aims to make it easier for EU citizens to purchase online, sign documents with a qualified electronic signature or manage and share personal documents such as driving licences or university diplomas, has moved a step closer again. A final agreement on the
Exploring the Do's and Don'ts: How to Effectively Handle outputs from AI tools like ChatGPT
Artificial intelligence (AI) is currently experiencing an unprecedented boom - from arguably the most famous chatbot ChatGPT to image generators such as Midjourney and DALL-E. With the increasing use of AI tools by the general public, as well as entrepreneurs and businesses, fundamental questions ar
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