Leonore Hilchenbach

From software development to e-commerce, marketing and consulting services: The use of (generative) artificial intelligence (henceforth "AI") is penetrating every conceivable industry. This raises many different questions from a legal perspective. One of the most relevant is that of data protection. The European data protection authorities impose severe fines in the millions for violations of the GDPR. The need for companies to make their offerings legally compliant is therefore just as high.

In view of the progressive use of artificial intelligence (hereinafter "AI"), in particular generative AI such as ChatGPT, the French supervisory authority CNIL published an action plan for the authority's handling of AI systems on 16 May 2023.

Clothes make the man, but consume a lot of resources. Digital fashion is different. In this article, we examine the legal questions that arise.