The research centres on Germany’s influence on the EU Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, exploring how its national AI priorities are formed through diverse actors and channels. The analysis evaluates Germany’s evolving position, considering industry, social groups, international factors, and trade-offs, between social concerns and economic opportunities. The study discusses key AI-related concerns and future policy prospects.
The author holds a Doctor Juris from Heidelberg, multiple LLMs, and policy studies at Harvard and KU Leuven. He has worked for prestigious law firms, the European Commission, and EESC.