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# 56 The Black Box Problem: When AI Makes Decisions Nobody Can Explain

Annika Schüller 13. Juni 2026

Artificial intelligence is increasingly used to make or inform decisions that affect people’s lives — from credit approvals and hiring processes to medical diagnoses and legal risk assessments. But many of the most powerful AI systems today cannot explain how

#55 What Is an AI Agent – And Why Should Lawyers Care?

Annika Schüller 1. Juni 2026

Artificial intelligence has moved well beyond chatbots that answer questions. A new generation of AI systems – called AI agent – can now plan, decide, and act on their own, without a human approving every step. For the legal profession,

#54 Elon Musk’s Lawsuit Against OpenAI Dismissed: What It Means for AI Law

Annika Schüller 28. Mai 2026

On May 18, 2026, a California jury dismissed Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman in under two hours. The swift verdict closes a two-year legal saga, but leaves the deeper questions about AI governance and nonprofit accountability

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#53 Prompt Injection: The Hidden Security Threat in Modern AI Systems Introduction

Annika Schüller 21. Mai 2026

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of professional decision-making. Lawyers use AI to summarize contracts and analyze documents, while companies integrate AI copilots into internal workflows, databases, and communication systems. At the same time, modern AI systems are evolving beyond

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#51 Legal Operations Academy 2026: My First Deep Dive into Legal Ops

Annika Schüller 19. April 2026

Sometimes you only realise whether you’ve actually understood something when you’re forced to work with it. That was exactly my situation last week in Cologne. I’ve been part of the Legal Tech Lab Cologne since December 2025, contributing to the

#50 OpenAI Shuts Down Sora: What the End of a Viral AI Video Tool Means

Annika Schüller 27. März 2026

OpenAI’s decision to shut down its AI video tool Sora marks a surprising turn in the rapidly evolving AI landscape. Once celebrated as a breakthrough in generative media, Sora quickly became one of the most talked-about AI applications worldwide. Its

#49 Deepfake Abuse and AI Law: Spain Leads the Fight Against Non-Consensual AI Images

Annika Schüller 27. März 2026

The past few weeks have brought a case into the spotlight that is as disturbing as it is revealing. Allegations by Colleen Fernández against her ex-husband, Christian Ulmen, have triggered a broader debate about the misuse of artificial intelligence in

#48 Anthropic and the U.S. Government: When AI Becomes a “Supply-Chain Risk”

Annika Schüller 18. März 2026

Artificial intelligence is increasingly treated not just as software, but as part of critical infrastructure. In early 2026, the U.S. government signaled this shift when Anthropic (developer of the Claude AI models) became the subject of a supply-chain risk debate

#47 Which ChatGPT Version Protects Your Privacy Best?

Annika Schüller 24. Februar 2026

When using ChatGPT, many users focus on features, speed, or model quality. Far fewer ask a more fundamental question: what happens to the data I put into this system? OpenAI offers multiple ChatGPT tiers (Free, Plus (€20), Business (Team), and

#46 Automation Bias: when We Trust Machines Too Much

Annika Schüller 3. Februar 2026

Automation is designed to make our lives easier. From navigation apps to AI-powered decision systems, automated tools promise efficiency, consistency, and speed. Yet the more seamlessly these systems integrate into everyday life, the more likely we are to rely on

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Annika Schüller

Trainee lawyer · Ll.M. Candidate, Legal Informatics

I write about AI, Legal Tech and digital law because I’m genuinely fascinated by how technology is reshaping the legal world — and because writing forces me to keep learning.