Your AI crosses borders. And what about your legal compliance?

The artificial intelligence has broken the boundaries of the business. But what has also made regulatory compliance?

Each time more Spanish companies develop or integrate solutions of artificial intelligence in their operations. Some train models with data of customers. Others purchase third party licenses. Many, without knowing it, deploy these algorithms in environments or jurisdictions that impose legal requirements are completely different to those in europe.

And there arises the problem: if your AI operates in the united States, Brazil or China, the fulfillment of the AI Act european was no longer enough.

Europe: a framework pioneer... but not universal

The european Regulation of artificial intelligence (AI Act), approved in 2024 and progressive application until 2026, has been located to the EU as a global reference in regulation of AI. Classified systems by risk levels and required obligations gradual: from the simple transparency to audits, evaluations of compliance or public registry.

But the AI Act —as happened with the RGPD— has limits. And above all, you have competition.

Same algorithm, different sets of rules

A company may use an AI system to analyze user behaviors on its european website, and to offer the web in California or Rio de Janeiro. Is it the same system? Yes. What is subject to the same rules? No.

Let's look at some key differences:

What risks are the Spanish companies?

– Penalties for use of algorithms that are opaque or not audited.
– Blocking services by not comply with local standards.
– Cross-border disputes if a system causes damage.
– Reputational harm in markets sensitive to the ethics of technology.

Global compliance from home

The solution is not to give up climbing. Is to do so with legal strategy:

1. Maps of where and how it operates your IA.
2. In contrast local regulations.
3. Adapt your internal policies of IA.
4. Evaluate your models on a continuous basis.
5. Aligns business, legal and technology from the design.

The legal challenge of the next decade

The legality digital is no longer local. And the AI, as the privacy a few years ago, will be the new axis of the compliance international.

From AURIS help you to companies that develop, integrate, or using AI to build frameworks of compliance solid, scalable, and global. Because in the era algorithmic, not enough to be innovative: there is to be it with discretion.

You can consult our monograph on Law and AI here.

Also the content published by the EU in connection with the IA ACT.