Overview of European digital policy and explanation of digital services law and data law ~Explanation of Digital Services Act (DSA)~ Part 2
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In this seminar, we will provide an overview of the major laws and regulations related to digital policy in Europe, including their current status, and discuss which laws and regulations are relevant to your group's business and how you should consider responding. I will explain. In addition, the Digital Services Act (to be fully applied in February 2024) and the Data Act (to be enacted in January 2, to be applied in September 2024), which are expected to have a large impact on Japanese companies, will affect corporate practice. We will explain certain points and practical responses. We will also explain the proposed AI regulations from the perspective of how to build a framework for globally responsible AI governance. Please note that this seminar was recorded before the political agreement on the draft AI regulations was announced at midnight on December 1, 2025 local time.
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Nishimura & Asahi
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In this seminar, we will provide an overview of the major laws and regulations related to digital policy in Europe, including their current status, and discuss which laws and regulations are relevant to your group's business and how you should consider responding. I will explain. In addition, the Digital Services Act (to be fully applied in February 2024) and the Data Act (to be enacted in January 2, to be applied in September 2024), which are expected to have a large impact on Japanese companies, will affect corporate practice. We will explain certain points and practical responses. We will also explain the proposed AI regulations from the perspective of how to build a framework for globally responsible AI governance. Please note that this seminar was recorded before the political agreement on the draft AI regulations was announced at midnight on December 1, 2025 local time.
Part 1: European digital policy overview
(1) Privacy: GDPR, ePrivacy Directive
(2) Security: Cybersecurity Act, NISXNUMX Directive, Cyber Resilience Bill
(3) Framework data space: Data governance law, data law, eIDAS, individual data space related bills
(4) Services: Digital Services Law, Digital Market Law
(5) AI: Draft AI regulations, amendments to the Product Liability Directive (AI related)
Part 2: Explanation of the Digital Services Act (DSA)
*We will omit regulations for platform operators, and will focus on the obligations that broadly apply to operators providing services to the EU.
Part 3: Explanation of the Data Act
Part 4: Current status of the proposed AI regulations and towards establishing a framework for responsible global AI governance
Current status of the proposed AI regulations and the establishment of a framework for responsible global AI governance
lecturer
Nishimura & Asahi
Partner Attorney, Co-Representative, Frankfurt & Dusseldorf Office
Tomoya Ishikawa
Registered as a lawyer in 2006. Graduated from the University of Tokyo Faculty of Law in 2005, graduated from the University of Virginia School of Law (LL.M.) in 2015, graduated from the Munich Intellectual Property Law Center in 2016 (LL.M.), and registered as a New York State Lawyer in 2017. He provides advice to many Japanese companies on compliance with global personal information protection legislation and data regulations such as GDPR, and has many related lectures and writing articles.No. 2019 in the overall ranking (corporate vote + lawyer vote) in the "data-related field" of the "lawyer ranking that was active in 1" by Nihon Keizai Inc. Selected in the fields of IT, personal information, and ventures by "Lawyer".
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