Karin Sein

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Karin Sein is a leading legal scholar whose research focuses on the intersection of privacy, data protection, and emerging data-driven technologies. Her work critically examines the adequacy of existing legal frameworks—particularly within the European Union—in addressing the novel challenges posed by artificial intelligence, big data analytics, and algorithmic decision-making. Sein’s most-cited publication, the 2024 volume *Privacy, Data Protection and Data-driven Technologies*, brings together contributions from top law and technology scholars to analyze how new technologies strain current data protection laws. With 6 citations already, this work signals her growing influence in shaping policy debates around digital rights and regulatory reform. Beyond this landmark book, Sein has contributed to scholarship on the balance between innovation and individual privacy, making her a key voice in the evolving field of technology law. Her research is essential reading for students and researchers seeking to understand the legal implications of our data-driven world.