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A synthetic look at the main novelties in artificial intelligence, intellectual property and digital governance, with a focus on the normative, jurisprudential and regulatory developments that are marking the moment in Spain and the European Union.
This edition of Inside Tech covers the main regulatory developments in artificial intelligence, intellectual property and digital governance in Spain and the EU, with key advances in the Draft Bill on AI, the application of the European Regulation on Artificial Intelligence and the protection of minors in digital environments.
It also highlights recent case law on copyright in the digital and music environment, along with practical milestones such as the opening of ICANN's 2026 round of new gTLD domains.
Progress in the processing of the Draft Bill on IA following the opinion of the ESC, focusing on the governance of the system, the coordination of authorities, alignment with the European Regulation and the adjustment of the penalty system, with a significant impact on the labour sphere.
Two key rulings by the CJEU and the Supreme Court mark a turning point in copyright protection in the music environment, clarifying the limits of creative re-use and strengthening the guarantees of authors vis-à-vis publishers.
Analysis of the Pelham II judgment of the CJEU, which delimits the pastiche exception and clarifies in which cases the creative reuse of protected works, including sampling, can be carried out without authorisation, balancing copyright and artistic freedom.
The main keys to the Supreme Court ruling that strengthens the author's rights in music publishing contracts, highlighting accountability, control of exploitation and greater protection against repeated breaches by the publisher.
Key points of the CJEU ruling that limits the private copying exception in paid streaming platforms, clarifying when downloads for offline use do not constitute private reproductions and do not generate fair compensation.
European and national initiatives that are redefining the framework for artificial intelligence, child protection and digital strategy, with direct impact on regulatory obligations, institutional oversight and decision-making by companies and organisations.
EU move towards a common age verification solution to strengthen the protection of minors and ensure safer and more homogeneous access to digital services in the European market.
Launch of the AESIA Laboratory of Ideas as a space for analysis and reflection to anticipate the impacts of AI and strengthen ethical, expert and participatory governance.
Launch of the AI Act Service Desk by the European Commission as a repository of guidance and frequently asked questions to clarify the application of the AI Regulation and to support early compliance decisions by companies and legal advisors.
Opening of the 2026 round of new gTLDs, which puts domain strategy back in the legal and business spotlight, ahead of ICANN's publication of the procedural framework and timetable for applications.
The episode Joan Is Awful of Black Mirror offers a reflection on the real impact of AI in the digital environment, focusing on consent, the use of data and the asymmetry between users and platforms.
Through fiction, it shows how data-driven business models can empty users' rights of content and raises the need to rethink the limits of contract law and the regulation of artificial intelligence.