AI ethics and legislation
My name is Laura Graells and I work in IT project management. I write here about the side of artificial intelligence that almost nobody explains: what the law actually requires, what is fair and what is not, and how all of it lands on people and small companies.
What you will find here
Articles on the ethics and legislation of artificial intelligence, written for people who do not work in the field. This is a space for public writing: everything published here can be read, quoted and linked freely.
The blog is written in Catalan and Spanish; the articles on law, ethics and security are also available in English.
Who writes this
I am not a lawyer and not a researcher: I am a project manager. And I write from there — from what the rules actually ask someone to do when they have to apply them on a Monday morning.
PMP, ITIL 4 and Scrum Master. Twenty years getting IT projects delivered, with the documentation to show for it.
Studying the PMI-CPMAI certification from the Project Management Institute and an MSc in artificial intelligence. Expected: November 2026.
The EU AI Act and GDPR at the scale of a small company: what is actually required, of whom, and from when.
ParsIA, MemorIA and AlfabetIA: things I built to find out where AI genuinely helps and where it does not.
What I write about
Six threads that keep crossing each other: the law, the technology, and the people who end up on the receiving end of both.
What the European regulation requires, of whom and from when. Real deadlines, not headlines.
When a system treats some people worse than others, and why nobody usually notices until it is late.
What really happens to the data that goes into an AI tool, and what the law says should happen to it.
Cloned voices, flawless emails and impersonation. The side of AI that is already affecting people today.
Being able to explain what a system decided, why, and who is accountable. Without that, nothing can be corrected.
How the job changes for the person facing the AI every day, and who decides how it gets used.
Materials
I have put together two pieces of training material on artificial intelligence. These pages explain what they cover, how they are built and what I learned making them. Both pages are in Catalan.
What Article 4 of the EU AI Act asks for and how it can be answered: six modules, a test, certificates and a dossier. Read more →
How to work out which repetitive tasks in a small company can be automated, and which cannot. Read more →
Who writes this
IT project manager. I write here about the ethics and law of artificial intelligence: what I am reading, what I am applying, and what I am still unsure about.
If you write to me, I will gladly answer questions about what I publish.