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By Damien MARGARON, Associate, Céline CURATOLA, Associate and Caroline PIMPAUD, Partner, DLA Piper Luxembourg
In the evolving landscape of investment opportunities, asset managers are increasingly turning their gaze to a new investment sector: artificial intelligence (AI).
From an EU perspective, AI systems are characterised by their “capability to infer.” This refers to the process of obtaining the outputs, such as predictions, content, recommendations, or decisions, which can influence physical and virtual environments, and by their capability to derive models or algorithms, or both, from inputs or data.(1) As such, AI entails political, industrial, data protection and financial challenges.
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