Comenius University Bratislava
Associate Professor and Deputy Director, Institute of Information Technology Law and Intellectual Property Law, Faculty of Law.
Profile
I am a legal scholar and attorney working on the regulation of artificial intelligence, data protection, digital platforms and fundamental rights.
Professional profile
I am an Associate Professor and Deputy Director of the Institute of Information Technology Law and Intellectual Property Law at the Faculty of Law, Comenius University Bratislava. I also work as an Ethics and Law Specialist at the Kempelen Institute of Intelligent Technologies.
My research examines how law responds to technological change. I focus on European digital regulation, including the EU AI Act, the GDPR and the Digital Services Act, and on the broader relationship between technology, human autonomy and fundamental rights.
Alongside my academic work, I practise as an attorney at law. I advise on data protection, artificial intelligence governance and other regulatory questions connected with digital technologies.
I teach information technology law, artificial intelligence law, data protection law and legal informatics. I am the lead author of the first Slovak university textbook on law and artificial intelligence and the author of a university textbook on data protection.
My research has been referenced by the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic and included in reports prepared by the United Nations and the OECD. I served as a member of the stakeholder expert group involved in preparing the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice under the EU AI Act. I currently serve as the only representative of Slovakia in the EU AI Advisory Forum.
Current roles
Associate Professor and Deputy Director, Institute of Information Technology Law and Intellectual Property Law, Faculty of Law.
Ethics and Law Specialist, Ethics and Human Values in Technology research group.
Attorney at Law registered in the Slovak Republic.
Education
Lecturing
My teaching connects legal doctrine with specific technological and institutional problems. Courses use case studies, regulatory analysis and practical assignments.