AI and Robotics Law Research Centre - AI and Robot Law Research Centre

AI and Robot Law Research Centre

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Chair of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Legal Theory, Information Law and Legal Informatics
Alte Universität
Domerschulstraße 16
97070 Würzburg

LL.M. Digitalisation & Law

The Master's degree programme in Digitalisation and Law provides in-depth legal knowledge in the digital field. It is aimed at graduates with a legal background and offers an interdisciplinary specialisation in IT law, legal tech, artificial intelligence, computer science and data protection law. The aim is to create a well-founded additional qualification that gives graduates a decisive competitive advantage in an increasingly digitalised professional world.

About us

The "AI and Robot Law" research centre was founded in mid-2010 at the Chair of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Legal Theory, Information Law and Legal Informatics at the University of Würzburg's Faculty of Law. Under the leadership of Prof Dr Dr Eric Hilgendorf, a team of several members is addressing the legal challenges posed by technical developments in the field of autonomous systems. These range from driverless motor vehicles and co-operating industrial or household robots to novel forms of artificially intelligent software.

Prof Dr Dr Eric Hilgendorf

University of Würzburg
Alte Universität
Domerschulstraße 16
97070 Würzburg
Germany

Phone: +49 931 31-82304
E-mail : eric.hilgendorf@uni-wuerzburg.de
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Secretariat

Sandra Münch
Room: 104
Phone: +49 931 31-82303
E-mail: jura-l-straf.info.recht@uni-wuerzburg.de

Opening hours:

Mondays, 8:30-12:00
Tuesdays, 8:30-12:00
Thursdays, 8:30-12:00

Please make an appointment in advance.

Latest news

Exchange between academia and industry at relyon AG

The Research Centre for AI and Robotics Law paid a visit to relyon AG in Tübingen. The visit centred on an informal discussion of current issues in AI law, in particular the practical implementation of regulatory requirements in connection with the…

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Research project: Transparency of AI decisions

How do AI models make their decisions – and how can the underlying mechanisms be explained in a way that specialist users can understand? This is the question addressed by the research project ‘eDIF – NoCode Platform Concepts & Features’, in which…

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Classification of the current draft bill on the regulation of deepfakes

The Federal Ministry of Justice wants to take targeted action against deepfakes with a new draft law - the Research Centre has analysed the draft and takes a position on the proposed offences in a current statement.

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Domerschulstraße 16

AI and Robot Law Research Centre

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Exchange between academia and industry at relyon AG

Research project: Transparency of AI decisions

Classification of the current draft bill on the regulation of deepfakes

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