The Faculty of Law is organising the workshop “The regulation of artificial intelligence: challenges for the Catalan and Spanish legal systems”, a round-table discussion that will bring together several experts to analyse the impact of artificial intelligence across different areas of law and reflect on the legal challenges posed by this technology. 

The session will feature Marc Simon Altaba, lecturer in Commercial Law and the project’s principal investigator; Maridalia Rodríguez, lecturer in Civil Law; Juan José Guardia, lecturer in Administrative Law at the University of Barcelona; Maria Mut, lecturer in International Law and vice-dean of the Faculty of Law; and Montserrat Nebrera, lecturer in Constitutional Law and dean of the Faculty of Law.

The workshop will also provide an opportunity to present the findings of the research project of the same name, in which the speakers are all involved; a project that has been awarded a 2026 CEJFE grant in the fields of the administration of justice, Catalan civil law, the legal system and forensic science. 

The event is intended for students, teaching and research staff, administrative and service staff, graduates and anyone interested in the challenges that artificial intelligence poses for law and the legal system.