Italy: Technology

On 10 October 2025, the Italian Framework Law on Artificial Intelligence (Law No. 132/2025) entered into force, marking the transition from a "tolerated" and "spontaneous" technological use to an authorised and regulated...

Law No. 132 (the Italian Artificial Intelligence Act) took effect on 10 October 2025.1 Under the Italian AI Act, at least one implementing decree that defines an "organic framework" for data, algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI)-training methods is due by October 2026.

On October 10, 2025, Italy became the first EU member state to enact comprehensive national AI legislation when Law No. 132/2025 entered into force.

European companies face a critical challenge as artificial intelligence transforms business operations, with only 15-20% prepared for the transition. Industry leaders Lutech, Impresoft, and TAS reveal how specialization, data governance, and process expertise separate successful AI implementation from costly experimentation. The real competitive advantage lies not in technology adoption itself, but in transforming AI into measurable business value through strategic integration and operational knowledge.

The Leiden Declaration on Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics, published in June 2026, addresses fundamental questions about authorship, verification, and the use of work in AI systems that are now central to European litigation and legislation.

Il Garante della Privacy avverte sui rischi dell'uso di sistemi AI per l'analisi dello stress lavorativo tramite sentiment analysis dei messaggi dei dipendenti, sottolineando la necessità di proteggere i dati personali e la dignità dei lavoratori.

The MiCA Rule – Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation) is the European legal framework governing the crypto-assets market within the European Union. MiCA applies to individuals, legal entities, and other undertakings involved in the issuance, public offering, admission to trading of crypto-assets, or the provision of crypto-related services within the EU.

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