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Regulatory Frameworks

Have you ever asked yourself how the technological innovations that shape our society are regulated?

Technological innovation is a wide and complex field which can be difficult to navigate. Technology directly affects different aspects of our lives and intersects with other key areas of our society, changing its balance and functioning. One of the areas that most require immediate responses to these changes is the law: the CyberEthics Lab. legal team is committed to keeping up with this complexity by researching and studying the regulatory frameworks that arise in response to the emerging technologies and the increasingly decisive privacy issues, in order to frame innovation with precision and awareness. Fully engaged in the study of European regulatory frameworks such as the AI act, GDPR and MDR, CyberEthics Lab. guides the stakeholders in acting properly and consciously in the face of the intricate matter of the law. An example? Our Medical Device Assessment service, which relies on our in-depth knowledge of the Medical Device Regulation and provides guidance to manufacturers for medical device assessment within the appropriate regulatory framework.
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Intellectual property comes in several kinds, and public argument about AI has settled on one of them. Copyright covers expression, which is where the fight over training data has taken place. Patents cover inventions, granting twenty years from filing in exchange for disclosing how the invention works. Trademarks cover the signs that tell a customer […]

Sustainability Is Not (Only) a Technology Problem. It’s a Cultural One.

Why does sustainability still struggle to take hold, despite decades of innovation, policy attention, and growing public awareness? A common answer points to technology gaps, costs, or regulation. But this misses a deeper issue: sustainability challenges are rooted in culture—specifically, in the system of values that shapes how we produce, consume, and define progress.   […]