Dr. Lisa Käde, B.Sc.

Lawyer

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Lisa Käde has been working as a lawyer for JBB since 2023. Her legal practice focuses on legal issues in the field of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) as well as Open Source Software (OSS).

She always advises her clients with the technical background and regulatory developments at EU level in mind, in particular on the subject of AI, the use of AI in business, copyright issues relating to the training of AI, its products and the protection and licensing of models. She also assists her clients in matters relating to OSS licenses.

Even before the AI Regulation came into force, AI compliance has been one of the main focuses of our advisory services. An important part of this is supporting the development of AI policies and AI literacy training.

She studied business informatics (DHBW Stuttgart, B.Sc.) and law (Freiburg and Ottawa) with a focus on intellectual property and worked as a web developer for several years.

After her first state examination, she was a research assistant at the Center for Applied Legal Studies at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology until 2023. There she researched legal issues relating to artificial intelligence and was awarded her doctorate in 2021 by Prof. Dr. Thomas Dreier, M.C.J. with a dissertation on machine learning and copyright law. The thesis was published by Nomos-Verlag in 2021.

She completed her legal clerkship with stations at JBB, a state media authority and in the legal department of a large e-commerce company in 2023 with the 2nd state examination.

Languages: German, English

Key Points

  • AI Compliance, AI Act
  • AI Literacy
  • Open Source Compliance

Publications

Training generativer KI-Modelle ist (auch) Text- und Data-Mining
KIR 5/2024, 162

Wann ist ein Nutzungsvorbehalt gegenüber Text- und Data Mining maschinenlesbar und dem Rechtsinhaber zurechenbar?
CR 9/2024, S. 598

Know Your Data
in: Heinze/Steinrötter (Hrsg.), KI und Daten: Digitalregulierung auf dem Höhepunkt?, Edewecht 2024, S. 1-19.

AI Act: Auswirkungen in der Praxis
iX 9/2024, 114 (auch auf Heise online: Heise online)

Creative Machines – Copyright, Artificial Intelligence, and Computational Creativity
in: Vicente/Pereira/Leal, Legal Aspects of Autonomous Systems, Springer 2024

Association & Memberships

  • Managing Director of the Robotics & AI Law Society (RAILS) e.V.
  • Creative Commons Germany
  • Institute for Legal Issues of Free and Open Source Software (ifrOSS.org)