28/04/2026
“AI can inform, rank, and flag - but a human must own the decision. Documented AI-related incidents nearly doubled globally between 2024 and 2025, a trajectory that reflects precisely this gap between deployment speed and governance readiness”, says our colleague Mihai Voicu, in an interview with Romania Insider.
The regulatory framework is already largely defined at the European level through the AI Act, MiCA, and DORA, providing a common playing field for companies that develop or use AI, crypto, and blockchain solutions.
The real challenge is no longer the absence of rules, but how these are embedded into the product, internal processes, and business solutions from the very beginning.
One key point highlighted by Mihai is that many companies mistakenly assume that compliance obligations rest solely with the technology provider. In reality, liability sits with the company that implements and uses these systems.
A highly relevant interview for founders, business leaders, and legal teams building in the tech and digital assets space.
Link to the interview in the comments.
