The AI Legal Advisory Service is a specialised service that helps SMEs and start-ups deploy artificial intelligence projects with legal certainty and in alignment with the European regulatory framework, providing expert guidance on the application of the AI Act and other legal aspects related to the development, integration and use of AI systems. This service is part of DIH4CAT’s AI support framework, which provides companies with support and guidance throughout the different stages of AI adoption, from diagnosis and the identification of opportunities to solution implementation and team training. The aim is to enable companies to innovate with confidence, identify risks and obligations from the earliest stages of their projects, and make informed decisions to advance the deployment of AI solutions in a responsible, safe and competitive way.
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Expert legal advice for companies developing, integrating or using artificial intelligence systems. The service focuses on specific cases and helps analyse the legal implications of an AI project, product or initiative, taking into account its context, objectives and use model. The aim is to provide specialised guidance that enables legally sound decision-making and anticipates potential risks from the earliest stages of the project.
Specialised support to help companies understand how the new European AI Act applies to them and what obligations may arise from their activities. The service includes an indicative classification of the AI system according to the risk level defined by the regulation, as well as guidance on the requirements, responsibilities and measures to consider in order to move towards deployment aligned with the European regulatory framework.
Assessment of the main legal, regulatory and governance risks associated with the AI project, and identification of aspects that may require special attention. Based on this analysis, clear, practical and tailored recommendations are provided to facilitate regulatory compliance, reduce uncertainty and support responsible technology adoption.
As a result of the service, the company receives a summary document with the main conclusions of the advisory process, including identified obligations, detected risks and recommended actions. The report is designed to be practical and decision-oriented, and may also include guidance on next steps as well as referral to specialised resources or services within the AI innovation ecosystem when necessary.
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