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AI at Work 5 min read 2026
The Upskilling Gap: Why Adaptation Is a Decision Employers Make
The ILO is explicit that whether AI exposure turns into job loss depends partly on whether workers are given the chance to learn. That reframes upskilling from a benefit into a determinant of outcomes, and puts the decision squarely with employers.
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Governance 6 min read
Organisational Capability for AI: Building Something That Lasts
2026
Most AI capability programmes are events: a tool rollout, a training day, a policy. Capability that survives contact with a changing technology is a different thing, and the research on skill velocity explains why the event-shaped version keeps failing.
EU AI Act 7 min read
The EU AI Act and AI Energy Use: One Binding Line, and Who Actually Gets to Read It
2026
The AI Act mentions energy eight times. Exactly one of those is a binding disclosure obligation on a provider, it covers training rather than use, it has no specified unit or method, and it is written to be read by regulators rather than published. Here is the provision, and the four features that limit it.
Governance 7 min read
Whose Emissions Are They? AI Cloud Workloads and the Scope Boundary Everyone Gets Backwards
2026
Run AI on your own hardware and the electricity is your Scope 2. Run the same workload in a cloud you do not own and it is your provider's Scope 2 and your Scope 3 Category 1. That boundary decides who reports what under IFRS S2 and the ESRS, and moving workloads across it changes your reported numbers without changing a single emission.
Regulation 7 min read
Carbon-Neutral AI: The Greenwashing Rules That Already Apply to AI Claims
2026
No regulator has written an AI-specific greenwashing rule, and none is needed: the EU brought digital services inside its environmental-claims regime by definition, an outright ban on offsetting-based carbon-neutral product claims applies from 27 September 2026, and Australian regulators have collected eight-figure penalties under ordinary misleading-conduct law. Here is how the rules compose.
Regulation 2 min read
The EU AI Act and Latin American Companies: What They Need to Know
2026
The EU AI Act reaches third-country operators: the provider that places an AI system on the EU market or puts it into service in the Union, and the provider or deployer located outside the Union where the outputs of the AI system are used within it. Companies in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Brazil and across Latin America that place their AI systems on the European market fall within its scope. This guide explains what that means in practice.
Governance 2 min read
AI Governance for Spanish Companies: EU AI Act, AEPD and the Regulatory Framework
2026
Spanish companies sit at the heart of the European AI regulatory ecosystem. The EU AI Act, the GDPR, AEPD supervision and the sectoral obligations of the Banco de España and the CNMV create a governance framework that is complex but manageable.
EU Regulation 2 min read
The EU AI Act in 2026: An Updated Guide for Latin American Companies
2026
The Digital Omnibus (Regulation (EU) 2026/1744, in force 27 July 2026) extended the deadline for high-risk AI to December 2027. If your company places AI systems on the EU market, or if the outputs they produce are used in the Union, the AI Act applies. A complete and updated guide.
Americas 1 min read
AI and Data Protection in Mexico: LFPDPPP, INAI and the Regulatory Future
2026
The Federal Law on the Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties applies to AI systems that process the data of Mexicans. The INAI has issued specific criteria. An updated 2026 guide.
Americas 1 min read
AI Governance in Argentina: Regulatory Framework, PDPA and Sectoral Opportunities
2026
Argentina has one of the oldest data protection laws in Latin America (Law 25.326) and is developing its regulatory framework for AI. A guide for Argentine companies and investors.
Financial Services 1 min read
AI in the Latin American Financial Sector: Regulation, Opportunities and Compliance Risks
2026
Banks, fintechs, insurers and asset managers in Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Brazil and Argentina face growing regulatory expectations around AI. A complete 2026 overview.
Employee Rights 1 min read
Your Rights Against AI at Work: A Guide for Latin American Workers
2026
AI surveillance, performance management algorithms, automated recruitment screening: what you have the right to know and to demand as a worker in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Chile and other countries.
Startups 2 min read
AI Governance for LatAm Startups and Scaleups: What Founders and Investors Need to Know
2026
Latin American AI startups seeking international expansion or foreign investment face growing AI governance due diligence. A practical guide for founders and early-stage investors.
Americas 1 min read
Colombia: AI and Data Protection under Law 1581 and the SIC
2026
Statutory Law 1581 of 2012 and its implementing decrees apply fully to AI systems in Colombia. The Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (SIC) has issued specific criteria for AI.
Healthcare 1 min read
AI in the Latin American Healthcare Sector: Regulation, Opportunities and Governance
2026
Hospitals, medical insurers, laboratories and healthtechs across LatAm are adopting AI rapidly. The regulatory framework is fragmented by country but the obligations are real. The 2026 landscape.
Public Sector 1 min read
AI in the Latin American Public Sector: Algorithmic Transparency and Accountability
2026
Latin American governments are deploying AI in social benefits, public security, education and citizen services. The risks of algorithmic discrimination and lack of transparency are real. The state of play in 2026.
EU Regulation 3 min read
The EU AI Act: A Complete Guide for Francophone Businesses
2026
The EU AI Act applies to an organisation based in Paris, Brussels, Geneva or Montreal as soon as it places an AI system on the Union market, is established in the Union as a deployer, or, from a third country, has the outputs of its system used in the Union. Deadlines updated following the Omnibus agreement of May 2026.
Governance 2 min read
AI Governance in France: Obligations, Regulators and Good Practice for 2026
2026
CNIL, DGCCRF, AMF, ACPR: France has a dense regulatory ecosystem for AI. This practical guide covers the current obligations for French companies and the steps to bring your organisation into compliance.
Privacy 2 min read
GDPR and Artificial Intelligence: A Practical Guide for DPOs and Legal Teams
2026
Article 22 of the GDPR, impact assessments (DPIAs), minimisation of training data, and the rights of individuals faced with automated decisions: everything DPOs and lawyers need to master in 2026.
Financial Services 1 min read
AI in French Financial Services: AMF, ACPR and EU AI Act Obligations
2026
French banks, insurers, asset managers and fintechs navigate a three-layer AI regulatory environment: the ACPR, the AMF and the EU AI Act. A practical guide to the obligations in 2026.
Employee Rights 2 min read
AI at Work in France: Employee Rights, Employer Obligations and the Role of the CSE
2026
AI surveillance, performance management algorithms, automated recruitment: what French employees have the right to know and what employers are obliged to do. The essential role of the CSE.
Small Business 1 min read
AI Governance for French SMEs: A Practical, Jargon-Free Guide
2026
You do not need a dedicated legal department to manage your AI obligations. This practical guide explains what French SMEs need to do, and in what order, to be compliant and protected.
Americas 1 min read
Quebec's Law 25 and Artificial Intelligence: What Businesses Need to Know
2026
Law 25 (the Act to modernize legislative provisions as regards the protection of personal information) has been fully in force since September 2024. It creates specific obligations for AI systems used in Quebec.
Healthcare 1 min read
AI in Healthcare in France: Regulatory Obligations for Institutions and Software Vendors
2026
AI medical devices (software as a medical device), health data processing, HDS hosting, the CNIL and the EU AI Act: the regulatory framework for AI in French healthcare is one of the most complex in Europe. A practical 2026 guide.