Rita Jordan // Law and Design: A constitutional and political theory perspective of the “Privacy by Design”-approach in respect to Big Data and AI
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© Rita Jordan
Research Associate (Third-Party Funds/ScaDS.AI)
NameRita Jordan M.A.
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Research Project: Law and Design: A constitutional and political theory perspective of the “Privacy by Design”-approach in respect to Big Data and AI
Discipline: Political Science
Doctoral advisors: Prof. Dr. Sabine Müller-Mall, tba
The growing number of legal norms which prescribe implementation ‚by design’ (e.g. in privacy and data protection, Art. 25 GDPR) requires a closer look at the very process of design. Throughout the design process, legitimate normative claims are translated into AI-based systems. While such systems thus increasingly impact the execution of legal norms considerably and thereby fulfill a central role in the legal system, the design process requires proper conceptualization as it constitutes a central link between the normative and the technical levels with the crucial function to mediate legitimacy. The project seeks to explore the constitutional, procedural and democratic requirements that shape (or should shape) the design process of AI-based systems in order to assure a responsible use of AI in the legal realm.
Curriculum Vitae
| Since 2021 | Research Assistant at the Chair of Legal and Consittutional Studies with Interdisciplinary Relations (TU Dresden) and ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig |
| 2020 | M.A. in Political Science (TU Dresden and Vienna University) |
| 2018 | First legal state examination, Berlin |
| 2013-2018 | Law Studies (Humboldt University Berlin and King’s College London) |
| 2012-2013 | European Studies (University of Amsterdam) |