Publications Office of the European Union

She graduated last April and she has an expertise on the evaluation of AI applications, automating the judicial administration of EU courts, under access to justice.

She also works as a legal documentalist at the European Commission in the Publications Office of the European Union.

She has authored and contributed to several publications on the intersection of technology and law, including the use of artificial intelligence in the judiciary and its compliance with the right to a fair trial and generative AI systems in legal practice, offering quality legal services while upholding legal ethics, which are going to be discussed today.

I have to say that Calliope and I were doing our PhD together at the University of Luxembourg, where we met, and our domain of expertise are quite close, which makes me even more excited to have her as a guest today.