About the practice
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is ubiquitous—it headlines newspapers and is a frequent topic at business meetings. As business leaders, many of our clients and partners have questions about this technology. The consequences of unethical use of AI and non-compliance with the AI Act can be severe—both financially and reputationally. We offer services that help you maintain compliance with the AI Act, avoid potential pitfalls, and fully leverage the opportunities that AI provides, all in accordance with ethical requirements.
The European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) establishes rules for the creation and deployment of AI systems within the EU, also regulating general-purpose AI tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot, Google Gemini, and others.
To minimize the risks associated with implementing and using AI systems, we offer comprehensive auditing and red-teaming services, including corporate governance and technological audits. Our audits cover nearly every aspect of AI management—from documenting design procedures to testing and verifying models.
To ensure proper management and oversight of AI systems, we offer consulting in AI governance and ethics of utilizing these systems. We help develop strategies that integrate with existing organizational structures, ensuring regulatory compliance and upholding the highest ethical standards.
Additionally, we support organizations in preparing for certification according to the ISO 42001 standard, which outlines international guidelines for AI management.
Our team of AI advisors is a blend of professors in artificial intelligence and law, as well as lawyers and business leaders with experience in building, deploying, and implementing AI systems within organizations.
We invite you to contact us for an initial conversation—we will help you implement safe, reliable, transparent, and effective AI systems. We are here to assist you in navigating the complexities of their regulations and maximizing benefits for your organization.
Services
- Legal advice on the AI Act and other global regulatory requirements, as well as AI ethical standards;
- Auditing of artificial intelligence systems;
- Consulting on AI governance within the organization;
- Assistance in preparation for certification to the ISO 42001 standard;
- Employee training to ensure compliance with the AI Act;
- Personalized training for optimal use of AI (e.g., prompt engineering, workflow management, optimization of large language models).
Michał Jabłoński, PhD
- Advocate
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- Managing partner
Jan Czarnocki LL.M., CIPP/E
- Senior Advisor
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- Senior Advisor
Seweryn Sasin
- Advocate trainee
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- Associate
We are extremely pleased to announce that this past Friday (April 5 this year). Jan Czarnocki – Of Counsel of the Law Firm…
The Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) has been formally adopted, and the countdown to its entry into force has already begun. The AI…
Current Legal Challenges Related to the Application of AI in the Polish Banking Sector
- dr hab. Krzysztof Koźmiński
- dr hab. Sławomir Żółtek prof. UW
- dr Michał Jabłoński
- dr Colin W.P. Lewis
- Jan Czarnocki
- Aleksander Leszczyński
- Michał Macidłowski
- Seweryn Sasin
The aim of the report was to answer the following questions: to what extent AI-based solutions are currently used in the Polish banking sector, how domestic banks compare with international experiences, and whether they are prepared for significant legislative changes associated with the implementation of comprehensive EU regulation in the form of the so-called AI ACT.
The analysis covered solutions currently used by Polish banks, and additionally, a comparative legal verification of the state of AI law in several selected countries (including the USA, China, France, Germany) was conducted. The solutions present in the AI ACT were also examined, highlighting the accompanying regulatory doubts and challenges.