Author: David Pfahler

I was recently interviewed as a legal expert as part of a study conducted at Technical University of Munich (TUM) about the legal challenges and regulatory frameworks for the use of AI in EdTech (Education Tech). This is an excerpt from this Interview where I was asked whether I see global AI regulation on the horizon.…

I was recently interviewed as a legal expert as part of a study conducted at Technical University of Munich (TUM) about the legal challenges and regulatory frameworks for the use of AI in EdTech (Education Tech). This is an excerpt from this Interview where I was asked whether enterprises in the EdTech space can hope…

I was recently interviewed as a legal expert as part of a study conducted at Technical University of Munich (TUM) about the legal challenges and regulatory frameworks for the use of AI in EdTech (Education Tech). This is an excerpt from this Interview about the output of generative AI under IP law and how to…

I was recently interviewed as a legal expert as part of a study conducted at Technical University of Munich (TUM) about the legal challenges and regulatory frameworks for the use of AI in EdTech (Education Tech). This is an excerpt from this Interview about the regulatory landscape in Germany for using AI-generated content in EdTech…

Why companies should do without “Recall” to protect their IT security Copilot+ PCs are Windows 11-capable computers based on ARM processors that are equipped with a special Neural Processing Unit (NPU). Microsoft has announced that a new feature called “Recall” will be rolled out in Windows 11, initially for these and later also for Intel-…

The Council of the European Union has approved the AI Act in a slightly revised version (so called „Corrigendum”) on May 21st, 2024. This paves the way for publication in the EU’s Official Journal (after translation into all 24 official languages and signature by the presidents of the European Parliament and the Council).  What this…