Experience and professional background

Our objective is to help organizations implement robust governance frameworks to comply with the EU AI Act and build trust, both internally and towards clients, in the AI systems used. This includes supporting the preparation of the required documentation and the adoption of best practices for the deployment and supervision of such systems.

We have a multidisciplinary team and a network of specialised collaborators that allows us to tackle AI projects in a wide range of contexts, bringing in the most suitable experts for each case. We offer a comprehensive legal and technical service, tailored to the specific needs of each company.

IA AUDIT
RISK MANAGEMENT
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
ETHICS IN AI
AI STRATEGY
DATA GOVERNANCE

IA AUDIT
RISK MANAGEMENT
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
ETHICS IN AI
AI STRATEGY
DATA GOVERNANCE

Meet the founder

Marcel Mir Teijeiro

A lawyer registered in Spain and a specialist in technology regulation, with an LLM in the field from the University of Edinburgh. Professional experience in Brussels working at the Center for Democracy and Technology Europe and collaborating with other organizations, contributing expertise to the implementation process of the EU AI Act.

Actively participates in AI standardisation working groups within CEN-CENELEC and ISO, particularly those related to risk management, quality management systems, and fundamental rights impact. This participation is carried out through the Spanish Association for Standardisation (UNE), as a member of committee CTN-UNE 71/SC 42 “Artificial Intelligence and Big Data.”

Collaborates, as part of an interdisciplinary team, in the design of pilot initiatives for Spanish companies in the financial, legal, and healthcare sectors to implement the EU AI Act requirements applicable to high-risk systems.

Our mission is to transform the regulatory complexity of Artificial Intelligence into a competitive advantage and a source of trust for your business. AI should be a tool for progress, not a source of unmanaged risk.

Recent Academic Publications and Legal Analyses

The AI Act in Context: Complementarity, not Duplication.

This academic article, developed during my research stay at the Center for Democracy and Technology Europe, explores how the documentation requirements of the European AI Regulation integrate with other pre-existing European regulations.

Lázaro. L, Maier. M, Mir. M (2025) The AI Act in Context: Complementarity, not Duplication. https://cdt.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Brief-on-AI-Act-Simplification-Digital-Omnibus.pdf

“The OECD HAIP Reporting Framework: Its value in global AI governance and recommendations for the future”

In collaboration with the Brookings Institution, I contributed to an analysis of the HAIP Reporting Framework, a voluntary mechanism promoted within the G7 framework for large AI providers to report on their risk management and transparency practices. The work assesses the value of this reporting framework in fostering trust, compares the practices implemented by different organizations, and offers recommendations for strengthening its impact.

Bogen. M, Kerry. C, Kornbluh. K, Meltzer. J, Mir. M, Munkhbayar. E, Nadgir. N, Tabassi. E, Tanner. B, Wirtschafter. V (2026) The OECD HAIP Reporting Framework: Its value in global AI governance and recommendations for the future: https://www.brookings.edu/articles/haip-reporting-framework-ai-governance/

Recomendaciones sobre las modificaciones del “AI Digital Omnibus”

Legal analysis of the main amendments proposed by the European Commission to the AI Regulation within the framework of the Digital Omnibus Directive, carried out in collaboration with AI Standards Lab, a non-profit organization with which I collaborate in Brussels.

This work offers a detailed assessment of the most relevant proposed changes and formulates concrete and actionable recommendations for European co-legislators. These recommendations were developed following technical exchanges with members of the European Parliament and Commission, as well as organizations specializing in digital law. Among others, working meetings were held with representatives directly involved in the European AI regulation, such as Brando Benifei and Michael McNamara.

https://www.aistandardslab.org/ai-standards-lab-recommendations-on-the-digital-omnibus-amendments-to-the-eu-ai-act/