
#39 A Turning Point in AI & Copyright: How Germany’s GEMA Won Against OpenAI
In November 2025, the Munich Regional Court delivered what is widely regarded as a landmark ruling: GEMA sued OpenAI, claiming the U.S.-based AI firm had

In November 2025, the Munich Regional Court delivered what is widely regarded as a landmark ruling: GEMA sued OpenAI, claiming the U.S.-based AI firm had

Rumors have been swirling since the summer about an unprecedented partnership between Apple and Google in the field of artificial intelligence. Specifically, industry insiders suggest

In November 2024, Germany’s highest civil court — the Bundesgerichtshof (BGH) — handed down a decision that could reshape how data privacy rights are enforced

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

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

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

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

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

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