Before reading the first three installments of Pillsbury’s MCP connector series, you may have thought MCP-connected agentic architecture was too complicated to understand. But now that you have wrapped your mind around what MCP connectors are, what legal and
Under Directive (EU) 2023/2673, online traders must provide a dedicated, user‑friendly withdrawal function—often described as a “cancel contract” or “withdrawal” button—allowing consumers to exercise their 14‑day right of withdrawal as easily as they entered into the contract. (Please see our earlier
In the most recent installment of our series on Model Context Protocol (MCP) connectors, we closed with this observation: Organizations that will manage MCP connector technology effectively are those that treat deployment as an enterprise risk concern. We promised a
Providers have recently moved towards enabling AI agents to maintain persistent context and memory across interactions rather than treating each request as an isolated event. The environment makes it easier for enterprise AI systems to be designed to remember data
Any time a new technology emerges that includes the ability for an AI model to autonomously “reach out and interact with the world,” legal and operations teams take notice. And rightly so, the legal and operational implications of any AI
We all remember the first time we beheld the majestic power of generative AI. It plans vacations! It drafts my emails! It writes my essays! … then you accidentally include “Would you like me to soften the breakup message I
The European Commission has published its regulatory proposal for the EU Digital Omnibus, a package of amendments seeking to streamline EU rules on data protection, artificial intelligence and digital regulation in an effort to improve EU competitiveness. For more information
Mainframe computers are the backbone of many global industries, and integral to industry sectors such as finance, health care, transportation and government. However, the personnel trained to manage these systems are aging out of the workforce while mainframes are not—they
The EU AI Act (AI Act), effective since February 2025, introduces a risk-based regulatory framework for AI systems and a parallel regime for general-purpose AI (GPAI) models. It imposes obligations on various actors, including providers, deployers, importers and manufacturers, and
The European Commission’s proposed amendments to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) mark the first substantive reworking of the regulation since its enactment, signaling a material shift toward economic pragmatism. These changes warrant close attention not only for what they