Alexandra Lorch // Die Rolle der Rechtsordnung für die Wertschöpfung aus Daten – Wie lenkt der europäische Gesetzgeber Innovationen?
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NameAlexandra Lorch
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Doctoral project
Title: The Role of Legal Order in Data-Driven Value Creation: Navigating Innovation Through European Legislation
Subject area: Rechtswissenschaften
Supervisor: JProf. Dr. Katharina Kaesling, LL.M.
Abstract
"Data" is being collected, stored, processed, and disseminated. While data was once viewed simply as a given, the European Commission has shifted to see it as something that requires regulation. In their European Data Strategy, the Commission underscores the significance of data access and usage for fostering innovation and promoting growth. Given this context, this doctoral project explores how the European legislator fosters digital innovations in the European data economy, particularly focusing on the regulation of training data sets needed for AI systems. Will the EU, through its lawmakers, become a breeding ground for AI systems trained with data?
To better understand the role of legal order in generating value from data, the European Data Act and AI Act are examined as examples. Is an innovative regulatory approach necessary to encourage digitization innovations? By classifying European regulatory practices in a global context—including regulatory regimes from common law and Asian cultures— the question should be answered.
Ultimatly, the goal is to create a toolbox of innovative regulatory insturments that strike a balanced equilibrium between data security and agile data usage for AI systems. In this context, data regulation emerges as a key tool for guiding innovation and shaping our future society, thereby enhancing the interaction of "world↔ law ↔data".
Curriculum Vitae
Seit April 2024 | Kollegiatin des Schaufler Kolleg@TU Dresden |
2022-2024 |
Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin bei Linklaters LLP, Frankfurt |
2015-2022 |
Studium der Rechtswissenschaften, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg (1. Juristisches Staatsexamen) |
2019/20 | Keio University Law School, Tokyo (Japan) |
2018-2019 | Tsinghua University, School of Law, Peking (China) |
Sonstiges
2019-2023 Moot Court des Verwaltungsgerichtshof Baden-Württemberg,
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