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ChatGPT: Between science and fake news
Chat GPT sometimes generates incorrect answers.
However, due to the training of the AI, these appear plausible and are not recognizable at first glance.
Domain seizure as a means in enforcement law
The seizure of a domain can be attractive.
After all, a large part of the economic value can be realized in the domain.
Draft bill for an amended Working Hours Act is here!
The new draft bill provides for a general obligation to record working hours.
Below you will find everything you need to know about how it is structured.
Can AI be the originator?
One of the legal questions in connection with the rapid development of AI is whether it can be the author of works.
Arguments for and against this are discussed.
Performance protection and AI
Ancillary copyrights as “minor copyrights”, how AI infringes them and what problems arise for press publishers in particular.
Recording working time: the problems in theory and practice
Theory of case law and business practice: unresolved issues following ECJ and BAG rulings.
BAG reacts to ECJ ruling on working time recording
At the end of last year, the Federal Labor Court made a decision that has far-reaching consequences for everyday business life.
ECJ on working time recording
Europe-wide obligation to record working time: ECJ ruling and its significance for German employers and employees
Case law on influencer advertising
The case law of the Federal Court of Justice on influencer advertising contains key principles.
Legal changes are also based on these principles.