Business and Investment
AI and technology law in Greece and the EU
Businesses building or deploying AI in Greece operate within the EU legal framework, including the EU AI Act, the GDPR and applicable sectoral rules. Obligations depend on the role a business plays and the risk classification of the system it provides or uses.
Who this service is for
- AI product companies and startups
- Enterprises deploying AI internally
- Investors conducting technology diligence
Common legal challenges
- Classifying systems and identifying the applicable obligations
- Data protection and training-data provenance
- Allocating risk in vendor and customer contracts
How we help
- AI governance and compliance assessment
- Data protection and GDPR advice
- Product, licensing and vendor contracts
- Intellectual property and dataset questions
- Technology diligence support
Step by step
01
Initial consultation
Product, data flows and market.
02
Assessment
Role, classification and obligations.
03
Advice
Gap analysis and prioritised actions.
04
Documentation
Policies, notices and contracts.
05
Review
Updates as the framework develops.
Documents commonly needed
- Product and data-flow description
- Existing contracts and policies
- Vendor list
Important legal considerations
- Obligations differ between providers, deployers, importers and distributors.
- The EU framework is phased; timing of obligations matters.
Sources
- Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (AI Act) — Primary EU legislation.
Why work with Chroni & Associates
Matters are handled by the lawyer you speak to, with the Greek requirement and the wider commercial or personal position considered together. Where a matter touches residency, property, tax and corporate questions at once, they are advised on as one instruction rather than four.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about artificial intelligence law
These answers are general information. They are not legal advice and cannot take account of your circumstances.
The EU AI Act, the GDPR and sector rules apply according to the role you play and the risk profile of the system. We assess classification first, then map the specific obligations and their timing.
Consultation
Begin with a clear understanding of your options
Tell us briefly what you are trying to achieve. We will confirm whether we can help, who would handle the matter and how fees would work, before any commitment.
- Telephone
- +30 698 334 7829
- info@chronilaw.com
- Office
- 73 Skoufa Street, Kolonaki, 10680 Athens, Greece
