Adopting artificial intelligence means understanding its opportunities, its rules and its liabilities.
The Firm assists providers and deployers of AI systems in meeting the obligations laid down by the AI Act and by Italian Law 132/2025, across the entire lifecycle of the system, along four main lines.
AI Act and Italian Law 132/2025 compliance
Assessment and classification of the AI system, identifying the client's role (for example provider, deployer, importer, distributor) and the obligations that apply to it; implementation of the requirements for high-risk systems (for example risk management, data governance, technical documentation, human oversight, cybersecurity); assistance to deployers and preparation of the FRIA; obligations attaching to GPAI models and transparency obligations; post-market monitoring and deployment, and the handling of incidents and malfunctions.
AI literacy and mandatory training (Article 4 AI Act)
Cross-functional training programmes calibrated to the role of those attending; sessions devoted to management and senior functions; hands-on workshops on specific use cases.
AI governance: policies and procedures
Inventory of AI systems; governance, risk management and responsible use policies, together with the procedures implementing them; drafting and review of contracts concerning AI systems; updating of the 231 Model to reflect the new predicate offences connected with AI.
AI & data protection
Alignment between the AI rules and data protection law: record of processing activities; integrated DPIA; privacy notices to data subjects; clauses with suppliers and processor appointments; data governance procedures.