My visitor on this week’s episode of the podcast is Mikołaj Barczentewicz. Mikołaj has appeared on the podcast quite a few occasions — he’s a professor of regulation on the College of Surrey and holds a PhD in Legislation from the College of Oxford. He additionally repeatedly publishes considerate commentary on the EU regulatory panorama on his Substack.

On this episode of the podcast, amongst different subjects, we focus on:

• The EU’s AI Act, which was handed in July 2024;
• The broad standing of AI regulation within the EU;
• The Hamburg DPA’s proposal that enormous language fashions don’t retailer private knowledge and whether or not that view is likely to be adopted broadly;
• The EDPB’s up to date steering on the ePrivacy Directive;
• Google’s resolution to route cookie deprecation in Chrome by way of consent and whether or not the CMA is prone to settle for that.

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