Innovation tends to advance faster than laws. It has happened with drones, e-cigarettes or, more recently, artificial intelligence: new technologies and products appear that force to adapt rules designed for a different reality. But regulating a new category is not just about deciding what is allowed and what is prohibited. It is also necessary to determine how to do so. Some measures can be developed from existing laws, while others require pas…
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Innovation tends to advance faster than laws. It has happened with drones, e-cigarettes or, more recently, artificial intelligence: new technologies and products appear that force to adapt rules designed for a different reality. But regulating a new category is not just about deciding what is allowed and what is prohibited. It is also necessary to determine how to do so. Some measures can be developed from existing laws, while others require pas…