Source: Observatoire de l’Europe

Observatoire de l’Europe – The article reports that the European Parliament is currently evaluating the influence of artificial intelligence on copyright law and financial market regulation. Lawmakers are analyzing how AI may challenge existing legal frameworks in both sectors, particularly with regard to automated financial trading and AI-generated creative content.

During recent hearings, legal and tech experts raised concerns over the lack of clear authorship in AI-created works, as well as the transparency and fairness of algorithmic decision-making in financial systems. The debate reflects broader efforts within the EU to craft a comprehensive legal structure that supports innovation while ensuring ethical safeguards.

The hearings are part of an EU-wide initiative to harmonize digital legislation under the European AI Act and Data Act, incorporating sector-specific risks and compliance duties for developers and users of AI systems.