Artificial intelligence regulation is evolving rapidly around the world, with significant differences between jurisdictions. For internationally active businesses, understanding the legal requirements governing the development, marketing and use of AI technologies across different markets is becoming increasingly important.
The latest edition of Lexology Panoramic Next: Artificial Intelligence 2026 provides a comparative overview of AI regulation worldwide. Legal experts from 20 jurisdictions examine key legislative and regulatory developments, recent case law and practical challenges surrounding the use of artificial intelligence. The guide helps businesses compare different regulatory approaches and better assess legal risks associated with cross-border operations.
Martin Böttger, Johannes Schäufele and Moritz Mehner of SKW Schwarz authored the Germany chapter. Their contribution examines, among other topics, the implementation of the EU AI Act, data protection and AI governance requirements, recent developments in copyright law, as well as liability and contractual considerations relating to AI systems.
The publication is particularly relevant for internationally active businesses, AI developers and technology providers, as well as legal and compliance professionals.
Full publication: Artificial Intelligence: Panoramic Next - Lexology
Germany chapter: Germany - Lexology
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