Artificial Intelligence in Transition: How Germany Compares on the Global Stage

How are different countries addressing the opportunities and challenges of Artificial Intelligence? The new Lexology Guide “Panoramic Next: Artificial Intelligence” provides a global overview and highlights how legal and regulatory frameworks are evolving around the world.

Our experts Moritz Mehner and Dr Christoph Krück contributed the Germany chapter, analysing how the EU AI Act, national initiatives such as the proposed AI Market Surveillance and Innovation Promotion Act (KIMÜG), and questions of data protection and ethics are shaping the regulatory landscape and creating new opportunities for innovation and business.

The guide offers an international comparison covering jurisdictions including the United States, China, Japan, India, France, Belgium and Switzerland. It shows how approaches to Artificial Intelligence differ across regions and where Germany stands in the global context.

With their contribution to this publication, SKW Schwarz reinforces its leading position at the intersection of law, technology and innovation. We support companies in implementing Artificial Intelligence in a responsible, compliant and forward-looking way in line with European and international standards.

The full guide is available on the Lexology website.