In Like Company v Google, C-250/25, the CJEU will decide for all 27 member states whether training an AI chatbot and its outputs infringe copyright. The Advocate General's opinion lands on 3 September. What owners should do before then.
A Munich court ruled AI-generated summaries are the operator's own content, making the firm directly liable for false statements. What owners should weigh now.
From 9 December 2026 the revised EU Product Liability Directive treats software, AI and SaaS as products under no-fault liability you cannot disclaim.
Insurers are quietly writing AI out of business cover. What owners running AI agents should check on renewal endorsements before a claim is denied.
Deepfakes let anyone dismiss real video, audio, and documents as fake, and let fabrications pass as genuine. Here is how owners keep their records provable.
German courts now hold that AI output produced by prompts alone is not protected by copyright. For owners, that means a competitor can copy it freely.