Our Managing Partner, Vittorio De Luca, contributed to the volume “Supervisor – AI Professionals”, edited by Filippo Poletti, together with distinguished figures from the professional community who enriched the book with their perspectives and experience.
Artificial Intelligence is transforming legal practice, enhancing research, document analysis, and process management. To fully harness its potential, awareness, method, and responsibility are essential.
In our contribution, we address the use of AI in the forensic field, focusing on its operational benefits, legal and ethical risk profiles, and the evolving role of the professional. The aim is to promote technological innovation while never losing sight of human oversight, data protection, and compliance with the European regulatory framework—particularly the GDPR and the AI Act—as essential elements for a truly sustainable and professional use of AI.
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