- June 22, 2026
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Drakopoulos has authored the Greek chapter of the Chambers Artificial Intelligence 2026 Comparative Guide, one of the most authoritative global references on AI law and regulation.
Spanning more than 30 jurisdictions, the guide offers an in-depth comparative overview of the rapidly evolving legal and regulatory landscape surrounding artificial intelligence, addressing the issues that matter most to businesses, innovators, and policymakers:
✔️AI governance frameworks
✔️Sector-specific AI legislation and regulation
✔️Data protection and privacy
✔️Liability and risk allocation
✔️Intellectual property
✔️Employment and workforce implications
✔️Procurement and supply chain accountability
✔️Agentic AI systems and autonomous decision-making
AI law moves fast, perhaps faster than any other area of legal practice. This guide captures the state of the law as of 2026, providing a valuable snapshot of a discipline in constant motion.
Our contribution reflects our firm’s deep commitment to technology law, innovation, and digital regulation, and our dedication to helping clients navigate the complexities of the AI ecosystem, in Greece and across borders.
A big thank you to Chambers and Partners for the opportunity to contribute to this landmark global publication.
Read the Greek chapter here
