In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), big data, and online platforms are transforming international trade and challenging traditional legal frameworks. As innovation accelerates, legal professionals must navigate the complex interplay between technological advancement and international trade regulation. The training course Artificial Intelligence, Digital Platforms and Trade Law equips participants with the knowledge and tools to understand how emerging technologies are reshaping global commerce. Through a blend of expert-led sessions, practical case studies, and interactive workshops, participants will critically examine key topics including the regulation of the platform economy, the implications of the Digital Services Act and the Platform-to-Business Regulation, and liability issues in digital marketplaces. The course also explores how disruptive technologies such as AI, Blockchain, and Robotics influence trade dynamics, governance models, and legal responsibilities at both national and international levels. It fosters a forward-looking approach to regulation, balancing innovation with legal certainty. Held on the ITCILO campus in Turin, the programme provides a collaborative and engaging learning environment where participants can interact with leading experts and peers from various professional backgrounds.