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The thesis addresses unresolved questions around PIMS, focusing on who is controller, processor, joint controller, or third party under the GDPR. Despite European Data Protection Supervisor ...

In the press, it is common practice to use information from other media sources. This thesis examines the extent to which the reuse of ...

Art. 14 Digital Services Act explicitly links the drafting, application and enforcement of platform terms and conditions to fundamental rights standards. This ...

Secrets serve multiple functions for individuals and society and are protected by various legal regimes. However, they are particularly vulnerable because the secrecy that is essential for ...

This dissertation explores the legal aspects of medical misinformation disseminated via social media. First, it establishes a conceptual framework to distinguish medical misinformation from ...

Who bears, and who should bear, the damage when it is caused by a system of artificial intelligence or machine learning? One of the key distributive decisions in ...

Art. 32 GDPR requires the implementation of technical and organizational measures (TOMs) to ensure an adequate level of security for the processing. However, if these TOMs themselves process ...

This anthology brings together in particular the contributions that have emerged from the project “Mining and Modeling Text (MiMoText)” (2019-2023), which has further developed the field of ...

In 2018, the German legislator opted for the clearest possible standardization as part of the UrhWissG. Section 60a (1) UrhG now permits the use of up to 15 percent of a work for educational ...

Influencers are individuals with a large following on social networks who earn money by promoting products to their followers. As it is often of interest to followers to know which companies ...

More than one million species are threatened with extinction. Yet the access and benefit-sharing instrument of the 1992 Convention on Biological Diversity has so far been unable to generate ...

In June 2023 the Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society, the Humboldt University of Berlin and the Center for Intellectual Property, Information and Technology Law (CIPLITEC) held a ...

It is impossible to imagine social networks and video sharing platforms without children's pictures and videos. It is often the parents themselves who share this content. In doing so, they ...

The thesis examines whether the performance of artificial intelligence is eligible for protection under patent law. It comes to the conclusion that current law does not offer any protection. At ...

The dissertation examines from a labour law perspective the possible use of algorithmic systems in selection decisions, taking into account in particular data protection law, the General Equal ...

AI is on everyone's lips and seems to pose new challenges for the legal system. One of these challenges is whether and how the different AI technologies are protected under intellectual ...

Information-processing technology has been used for legal transactions for as long as it has existed. This is intended to replace the need for human intervention in legal transactions, increase ...

The rapid development and proliferation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) have led to increasing transparency obligations. These obligations encounter two challenges: the protection of trade ...

In the Age of Big Data, more user data is being disclosed and collected than ever before. The manifold processing of data allows economic players to profit, while the users themselves do not ...

What rights apply to research data (FD) and who is the rights holder? This dissertation first looks for answers to these questions in the German Copyright Act (UrhG). It then examines whether ...

The use of AI systems can lead to discriminatory decisions. This ...

This dissertation addresses issues of modelling legal thinking and decision-making with the help of Case-Based Reasoning (CBR). Based on the ...