»Virtual Assistants. A Legal Analysis de lege lata and de lege ferenda«: Virtual assistants and artificial intelligence have become indispensable. An important criterion of a connected world is that not only the user but also the products are ›smart‹. Legally, it must be clarified who is liable for damages caused by virtual assistants and to whom the content created by the virtual assistant is to be attributed. Data protection law must also not be neglected in a data-centric environment, as the use of virtual assistants in particular and the concept of smart living in general entails.weiterlesen