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Long awaited GPAI guidelines published ahead of 2 August deadline Following hot on the heels of the general-purpose AI (GPAI) Code of Practice (see our blog), the Commission has finally published its guidelines to clarify the scope of the obligations for providers of GPAI models under the AI Act. These provisions apply ... New AI law? What does DUA mean for AI in the UK? While there has been much focus in the UK on the impact of the EU’s AI Act and delays to the publication of an AI Bill, a new law was passed this summer which will impact AI use and development. The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUA), which passed into ... Cyber - a pressing board-level issue We have seen a significant uptick in cyber preparedness activity recently and an increased focus on cyber governance. While the global cyber threat landscape continues to evolve, in the UK this activity has been driven, in part, by recent ransomware headl... Mining the copyright chapter of the GPAI Code The final version of the EU’s General Purpose AI (GPAI) Code of Practice was published on 10 July, after a two month delay. As we discussed in our recent podcast, that delay was caused in part by difficulties in getting both AI developers and those in the... UK vs EU: Diverging Roads in Digital Regulation With the CMA having recently published its provisional designation decision and roadmap for possible interventions in respect of Google Search and Search Advertising, now is a good moment to take stock of how the UK and EU are diverging in their approache... GPAI Model Code finally published Today, the European Commission has published the final version of the General Purpose AI (GPAI) Code of Practice – the voluntary guide designed to help organisation comply with the GPAI provisions in the EU AI Act.  The GPAI rules are due to come into for... There’s only one POEM – but it’s not of the rhyming sort! The purpose of a double tax treaty is to allocate taxing rights between the parties to the treaty in a way which avoids double taxation. As taxing rights of a party often depend on the place of residence of the taxpayer, it is important that a treaty has ... Section 899 compromise shifts international tax landscape The spectre of the section 899 “revenge” or “foreign investor” tax was still looming over us when we recorded a podcast with Arvind Ravichandran, a tax partner at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP on 24 June 2025. It was a follow-up to our conversation with Arv... French Digital Services Tax under Constitutional Review: Key opportunities and deadlines for taxpayers On 17 June 2025, the French Administrative Supreme Court (Conseil d’État) referred a preliminary question on the constitutionality of the French Digital Services Tax (DST) to the French Constitutional Court (Conseil constitutionnel). This important develo... Advocate General recommends Court of Justice dismisses Google's Android appeal Advocate General (AG) Kokott has proposed that a EUR 4.124 billion fine imposed on Google be upheld and that Google's six grounds of appeal are dismissed in their entirety. The opinion is not binding on the Court of Justice (CJ) , and it remains to be see...