Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) represents one of the most disruptive technological developments of our time, with profound implications for how data is processed, reused, and generated. However, as a method for developing applications and services, it relies heavily on data usage, raising fundamental questions under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). As Recital 7 of
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SEAT fined for improper cookie management
In today’s digital environment, compliance with data protection regulations has become an unavoidable requirement for any company operating through online channels. The recent case of SEAT, which was sanctioned by the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) for the improper management of cookies on its website, clearly illustrates the risks organizations face when they fail to…
Current situation regarding the use of biometric data
It is evident that technology is advancing at a much faster pace than legal regulations, especially in highly sensitive areas such as biometric data processing, artificial intelligence, and automated surveillance. This regulatory gap creates significant legal uncertainty and challenges in the protection of fundamental rights, as technological solutions are often implemented without a clear regulatory…
Apple and Meta in the crosshairs: Brussels accuses tech giants of breaching the Digital Markets Act
The European Commission has taken a firm stance by declaring that Apple and Meta have failed to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The consequences were swift: a fine of €500 million for Apple and €200 million for Meta. But what exactly are the breaches that led to these penalties?
What is the DMA?…
The liability of corporate directors
The role of a director in Spanish companies remains essential and is surrounded by obligations and risks that anyone assuming this position must understand thoroughly. Beyond the image of authority and power often associated with the role, there is a legal framework imposing duties of diligence and transparency. Understanding the scope of these responsibilities provides…
Protection of minority shareholders in corporate agreements: essential legal keys
In Spanish limited liability companies (S.L.), shareholder agreements are a key tool to ensure that the interests of all shareholders are protected, especially when there are minority shareholders whose position could be vulnerable in critical business decisions.
In this article, we will explore the main legal clauses that protect minority shareholders and how to apply…
The 5 new guidelines for implementing MiCA in Spain
The National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) has confirmed to the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) its adherence to five new fundamental guidelines for the implementation of the MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) Regulation in Spain. This step marks a decisive advance towards a more harmonized regulation of the crypto ecosystem in Europe, raising standards of…
Approved Draft Bill for an Ethical, Inclusive and Beneficial Use of Artificial Intelligence
The Draft Bill for an Ethical, Inclusive and Beneficial Use of Artificial Intelligence is an initiative that puts Spain at the forefront of European regulation on emerging technologies.
Main Propositions of the Draft Bill
The Draft Bill includes guiding principles and specific obligations based on the AI Regulation, but which also add elements specific…
Use of video cameras for security in the domestic sphere: how does it affect data protection?
The security of our homes is a priority, and video cameras have become an essential tool to protect our properties. However, it is essential to consider how the use of these cameras affects privacy and the protection of personal data.
Registration and processing of images
The use of video cameras implies the processing of personal…
What is the Digital Rights Observatory in Spain and how does it work?
The Digital Rights Observatory is a project that is part of the Digital Rights programme and seeks to guarantee the real accessibility of digital rights for all citizens.
Birth and background of the Digital Rights Observatory
This public initiative, presented last February 2025, has been led by the Government and was created to promote the…