This is a deep-dive episode on DLT&Blockchain.

In this deep-dive episode, our focus is on blockchain and crypto assets, exploring their impact on people, technology, and business.

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This is a 101 episode on DLT & Blockchain.

In this new podcast episode, we explore the world of #blockchain, focusing on the potential of revolutionising global transactions, making them faster and more cost-effective.

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This is a deep-dive episode on Artificial Intelligence.

In this deep-dive episode, discuss how AI can be used to improve legal research, and how it can help us get an overview of large amounts of information. We also touch on AI being used in the judiciary system and discuss whether or not it's a good idea.

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This is a 101 episode on Artificial Intelligence.

In this 101 episode, we explore the world of Artificial Intelligence and its impact on our lives.

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This is a 101 episode on Machine Learning.

In this episode we explore machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing, focusing on how computers learn and drawing parallels to human learning.

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This is a Deep-Dive episode on Machine Learning.

In this episode, we discuss large language models, such as Chat-GPT and their limitations in generating accurate legal text.

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This is a Deep Dive episode on Data. In this episode, we focus on Data-Driven business models, the challenges of offering free products, how data can be used to increase advertising revenue, and the risks and costs associated with individuals using these platforms,

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This is a 101 episode on Data.

What is Data? What are the different types and how can we regulate them? What does it mean to utilize data and is all data out there valuable?

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This is a Deep Dive episode on Algorithms. In this episode we focus on the different uses of algorithms in the Danish public administration.

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This is a 101 episode on Algorithms.

What is an algorithm? Why is it relevant for lawyers to know about algorithms? And how can we regulate algorithms?

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