Overview
From the earliest stages of training to ongoing refinement, AI systems rely on vast and diverse datasets to learn patterns, make decisions, and improve over time.
This chronological journey - starting with raw data collection, followed by preprocessing, model training, and real-world validation - shows how essential data is at every phase of AI development. Without high-quality, representative data, even the most sophisticated algorithms cannot perform effectively or responsibly. The use of large amounts of data by AI systems also pose complex intellectual property questions, as well as personal data protection challenges.
Explore our insights on intellectual property, personal data protection and non-personal data available below.
For more information or a tailored discussion, reach out to our team via the contacts listed on each pages.
Intellectual Property
Intellectual Property
With the rapid growth of AI and generative AI models, intellectual property has emerged as one of the most contentious topics in the realm of AI governance. Explore our insights on Intellectual Property.
Personal Data Protection
Personal Data Protection
Data protection is an essential tool for ensuring that insufficient public trust does not block the adoption of AI technologies. Explore our insights on Personal Data Protection.
Non-Personal Data
Non-Personal Data
Explore our insights on Non-Personal Data Protection.