(Weekly case notes on domestic surveillance referrals to the ECJ & AI training data rulings are now up on my blog Code & Clause at https://t.co/eIPtAnwIZH
Sunday Coffee: Between #Oktoberfest finale, winter festivals & week 1 of the EU #greenwashing ban ☕��
Hello from Munich! Today marks the final day of Oktoberfest. As the beer tents come down tomorrow, setup begins on the exact same grounds for the eco-focused Winter #Tollwood
🔹 Generic eco-labels without recognized certification carry massive litigation risk.
🔹 Are we seeing genuine corporate transparency, or the rise of widespread "#greenhushing"?
Wishing everyone a great Sunday!
• Need for availability: With 6 out of 7 leading DIY chains using red/orange hues, the public interest in keeping the colour spectrum open outweighs private exclusivity.
Proprietors carry the burden of proof in cancellation proceedings — consistency beats mere registration.
🔹 The bottom line: The EU AI Act definition provides a clear template for courts to distinct rule-based automation from real AI, increasing risks for AI-washing and expensive litigation.
Read the full technical-legal analysis on https://t.co/eIPtAnwIZH
If the If-Then-Else-Statement is called '#AI' – The unfair competition trap of #AIWashing ⚖️🤖
„Advanced AI provides a new toasting experience“, is an #ad claim that nearly makes me choke on my coffee, which I am once again drinking this Sunday morning in my home town Munich.
🔹 The legal risks: Marketing generic software as "AI-powered" without inherent learning or inferencing capabilities is misleading under national unfair competition laws (§ 5 UWG).