Supervised doctoral theses at the research centre

The virtual criminal trial

Deepfakes - A regulatory proposal for generative artificial intelligence

Metaverse and law - challenges of substantive criminal law, AI Act and European platform regulation

A monitoring and analysis of the European Commission's proposal for a Regulation laying down harmonised rules on Artificial Intelligence (Artificial Intelligence Act)

Formalising legal rules - A consideration in the context of automated driving.

The influence of intelligent artefacts on human behaviour and the significance of these changes for (criminal) law - using the example of eHealth

Criminal Liability in Offenses Involving Autonomous Systems Driven by Artificial Intelligence

Protection gaps in criminal law for misogynistic offences

Methodology for developing a legal expert system – in the field of artificial intelligence

Ghost or danger? Dealing with fake news under criminal law in the context of digitalisation

Stem cell research and criminal law. At the same time, an evaluation of the use of criminal law in biotechnology

The criminal and civil liability of physicians when using robot-assisted surgery

mHealth: mobile health applications - programmed health between opportunities and risks

Emergency algorithms - dilemmas in automated road traffic

Robots and legal responsibility - An examination of user and manufacturer liability

Responsibility for artificial intelligence - ethical aspects and civil law requirements in the production of AI systems

Access to vehicle data from a criminal and civil law perspective - An analysis of the current legal situation with proposals for reform

Possibilities and limits of data ownership

The dilemma situation - an analysis under criminal and liability law

Technology versus law - A German-Chinese comparison of cybercrime and data protection

Criminal Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence - The Impact of Autonomous Systems and AI on Traditional Structures of Criminal Liability

Military and civilian flying robots - Selected criminal law problem areas in the use of combat and surveillance drones

Automated driving, dashcams and the storage of data relevant to evidence - legal problems of data collection and data access de lege lata

Autonomous systems in hospitals - data protection framework and criminal law limits

Dangers and risks in criminal law - A presentation of terms and methods with special consideration of risk classes

Artificial intelligence and data protection - compatibility of non-transparent systems with applicable data protection law and potential regulatory approaches

The social robot - Criminal law aspects of the personalisation of technical systems using the example of social bots