Post by European Legal Technology Association (ELTA)

Over the past week, legal signals around AI are converging around one idea: control. From the EU pushing interoperability in Android and signalling new scrutiny over cloud and AI services, to regulators strengthening expectations around risk, governance, and resilience, the direction is clear. AI is no longer confined to tools. It is embedded in infrastructure, markets, and decision-making systems. At the same time, courts are reinforcing accountability. From cross-border data disputes to professional liability in AI-assisted work, legal responsibility is moving closer to leadership and governance. This is not just regulatory evolution. It is a shift in how power, control, and responsibility are distributed across the legal ecosystem. How is your organisation adapting to this shift?   #LegalTech #AIandLaw #AIGovernance #LegalRisk #DataGovernance #Compliance #DigitalRegulation #Antitrust #LegalOps #LegalInnovation Grégoire Miot Marisa Borsboom Jon Bartman Vera Moreno Patricia Gannon Alan Ragueneau Heikki Ilvessalo Margrét Anna Einarsdóttir Marko Porobija Zohar Fisher Namit Oberoy Antje Fedderke Paulius Astromskis Regina Barchan (ex Bondarenko) Ana-Maria Drăgănuță Briard Dmytro Gadomsky Ebru Metin, LL.M Frode Preber Ettesvoll Helena Hallgarn Holger Zscheyge Ivan Rašić Jeremy Small Jeroen Zweers Konstantinos P. Anagnostopoulos Laura Fauqueur Marcus M. Schmitt Natallia Seniuta Nicolino Gentile Silvano Donato Lorusso Peter Bilyk Zsolt Ződi Ondřej Matějka Leïla El Gharbi ☀️ MOHAMED G.

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