The ETH Center for Law and Economics has secured a new SNSF grant (CHF 3.4 million) for the project “Responsible AI for the Swiss Judiciary". The project develops and empirically evaluates AI tools for Swiss courts, combining legal analysis, technical development, and field experiments to understand how AI affects judicial decision-making inpractice.
On March 16, Ph.D. candidate Raquel de Haro (ETH Center for Law & Economics) took part in a seminar on AI, women and gender at the Spanish Parliament, where she contributed to discussions on the societal and legal implications of AI-driven technologies.
Christophe Gösken, Ph.D. candidate at ETH Zurich's Center for Law & Economics, reached first place in the 4iP Council Research Awards 2025 for his paper "Post-Sale Governance and Innovation: Evidence of Authentication Strategies in Luxury Watch Resale Markets".