The blog about artificial intelligence from a legal mind´s perspective.
In a world where artificial intelligence is transforming industries at an unprecedented pace, I invite you to join me on a journey of exploration and discovery. As a trainee lawyer (Rechtsreferendarin) from Germany, I am deeply curious about the potential of AI – both as a groundbreaking technological force and as a subject of legal scrutiny.
AI is everywhere, yet few truly understand what’s happening beneath the surface.
That’s exactly why I’m here: to cut through the noise, ask the right questions, and dive into the reality of AI beyond the buzzwords.
With no prior bias but an eagerness to learn, I bring a fresh perspective to the conversation—one that isn’t shaped by tech jargon or legal formalities alone, but by curiosity and critical thinking. AI presents both immense opportunities and complex challenges, and I want to explore them all. From law to business, healthcare to creativity, AI is reshaping our world in ways we are only beginning to grasp. By delving deeper into these developments, I hope not only to expand my own knowledge but also to connect with like-minded people who are just as eager to discuss, debate, and demystify AI.
This blog is a space where I share my experiences and thoughts as I delve into the fascinating intersection of AI and law. From the latest developement in AI technologies to their implications for the legal field, I aim to provide insights that are both informed and approchable.
Whether you are a tech enthusiast, a legal professional, or simply curious about how AI is reshaping our world, this blog offers a fresh perspective: that of a legal mind navigating the futur of AI.
Our data has become the oil that powers AI — but at what cost? As we move toward 2026, Europe’s decade-old privacy regime faces its biggest test yet. The GDPR once made the EU the gold standard of data protection, but now, with AI models devouring internet data by the terabyte, regulators are struggling to keep up. From Italy’s temporary
AI chatbots have gotten impressively good at setting boundaries. Ask them to do something unethical or outright illegal, and they’ll usually shut it down with a polite refusal. But what happens when someone finds a clever way to trick the system into ignoring those safety rules? That’s where jailbreaking comes in — a tactic that’s raising both eyebrows and alarms
In an age when a single email or chat message can be critical evidence, yet stored on a server across the globe, law enforcement faces new hurdles. The Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data (CLOUD) Act, enacted by the U.S. in 2018, was designed to bridge this gap, enabling authorities to obtain data stored abroad while reshaping how nations cooperate
Imagine describing a scene like: „a corgi wearing sunglasses rides a skateboard down Venice Beach at sunset.“ Now imagine a video generator—not a person, not a camera—takes that prompt and produces a realistic-looking short film in under a minute. No studio, no editing software, no lighting crew. Just one line of text… and voilà: instant cinema. Welcome to the world
Imagine this: You’re sitting at your desk, sipping coffee that’s already lukewarm, staring at a blank page, and praying for the gods of inspiration to show mercy. But then—BAM! You type a sentence, and a neural network paints your thoughts into a digital masterpiece. No brushes, no mess, no tortured artist vibes—just pure, AI-powered sorcery. Welcome to the realm of
The Digital Services Act (DSA) is one of the most significant regulations to emerge from the European Union’s digital strategy in recent years. This legislation redefines how online platforms must operate, with a strong focus on accountability, transparency, and user protection. But beyond the buzzwords, the DSA carries real implications for digital services and the development of artificial intelligence (AI).