News, analysis and opinion pieces on artificial intelligence published on AGENTE LEX.
Article 15 of the AI Regulation requires high-risk systems to resist attempts to alter their operation. Guide 11 of the Spanish sandbox describes the attacks specific to AI and the measures for the provider and for whoever deploys the system.
Since June 2024, the Justice Administration has had a policy on the use of artificial intelligence. We review what it allows, what it forbids and the tools the Ministry of Justice describes as already under way, from transcription of recordings to draft decisions reviewed by the judge.
The Spanish Data Protection Agency has published how it uses generative artificial intelligence in its own processes. Its documents are not a rule for firms, but they are a practical reference from the supervisory authority on prompts, personal data, human review and hiring suppliers.
On 20 March 2026 the Plenary of the General Council of the Spanish Legal Profession approved an interpretive circular on the use of generative artificial intelligence in briefs. Its central conclusion: using AI is lawful, but filing what it produces without verifying it is, in general, a serious offence.
The Council of Europe Framework Convention on artificial intelligence and human rights, democracy and the rule of law opened for signature in Vilnius in September 2024, and the European Union ratified it in May 2026. We summarise its content and what it means for legal practice.
Artificial intelligence agents do not just answer: they break down tasks, connect to other services and act. In February 2026 the Spanish Data Protection Agency published a guide on their risks for personal data. We summarise what matters to a firm considering using them.
