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Solving Legal Challenges of the Future | Head of Intellectual Property & Technology | Partner @ DLA Piper | IT, AI, Privacy, Cyber & Gaming Lawyer
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EDPB Web Scraping Guidelines: Five Open Questions for the Growth of AI

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By Giulio Coraggio
| gamingtechlaw.com
The EDPB web scraping guidelines finally set out how the GDPR applies to the data that trains generative AI — and they raise open questions that could determine whether AI models can still be built in Europe. On 7 July 2026, the European Data Protection Board adopted Guidelines 03/2026 on web scraping in the context of generative AI, opening them to public consultation until 30 October 2026.
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Prediction Markets in Italy: What Polymarket’s New Blackout Tells Operators

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By Giulio Coraggio
| gamingtechlaw.com
Prediction markets in Italy are back at the top of the gaming law agenda, after the Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (ADM) ordered a fresh wave of blackouts against unlicensed online gambling and put Polymarket.com back on the list. For a vertical that generated record trading volumes worldwide only a few months ago, the message from the Italian regulator could hardly be clearer: without an Italian remote gaming license (i.e. a so-called concession), the door stays shut.
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EDPB Anonymisation Guidelines: What They Mean for AI Systems

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By Giulio Coraggio
| gamingtechlaw.com
The new EDPB anonymisation guidelines update rules on personal data for the first time in over a decade introducing changes that heavily impact artificial intelligence systems. On 7 July 2026, the European Data Protection Board adopted draft Guidelines 02/2026 on anonymisation and, the following day, opened them to public consultation until 30 October 2026. For anyone building or deploying artificial intelligence, this is not a marginal development.
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