Author
Law · Tech · Foresight
Independent research, books, multilateral policy reports, and commissioned strategic inquiries on technology governance.
Engagement Formats
Expert Review & Peer Evaluation
Rigorous stress-testing of policy white papers, academic manuscripts, and governance roadmaps. Focused on verifying legal validity, technical narratives, and systemic foresight before publication.
Advisory reviews or milestone-driven editorial evaluations.
Co-Authorship & Commissioned Contributions
From commissioned chapters in institutional volumes to end-to-end co-authoring of flagship books and multilateral reports. Integrating legal analysis and technological foresight into publication-ready manuscripts.
Volume chapters, flagship joint publications, or institutional reports.
Selected Publications
AI, Spatial Intelligence and the Citiverse
UN Executive Briefing · Contributor
Leaders who wait for technological maturity will inherit systems designed by others.
I contributed to this landmark UN Executive Briefing, developed across 20 UN agencies.
The briefing provides strategic governance guidance for ministers, mayors, and international policymakers, establishing critical recommendations on algorithmic transparency, interoperability, and human-first legal frameworks to ensure emerging urban digital twins protect public agency.
Are we seeing what is possible?
UN 2.0 & Emerging Technology · Author
It was the illusion of a separate cyberspace that prevented us from effectively seeing the relationship ...
In my book UN 2.0 and the Metaverse, I examine the friction between technological acceleration and institutional governance.
By deconstructing the narratives that distort our digital social contract, the book offers international organizations and policymakers a practical framework to navigate virtual worlds, spatial intelligence, and emerging tech realities.
Updating legal systems with digital twins
From Neural Networks to digital twins
Law is an agreement on a joint reality. A model of the world.
My work began with conceptualizing Law as a Neural Network (published with Weblaw AG), analyzing how legal norms, precedents, and feedback loops could be translated into interconnected computational nodes.
This foundational model evolved directly into my peer-reviewed chapter, Digital Twins of Law: Enabling Converging Realities, published in the Springer Nature Liquid Legal Institute Series.
Already discussing world models, agentic systems, and the limits ahead of the time.
AI Apprenticeship
Teaching AI Governance · Co-author
Learning by doing...
During my mandate for the DiploFoundation, I co-authored the book AI Apprenticeship. The book explores how learning by building can equip professionals with the skills, ethics, and adaptability needed for the AI era. Inspired by the Swiss vocational model, it presents a human-centered approach to navigating digital transformation.
Drawing on DiploFoundation’s and my legal tech experience, the book demonstrates how even non-technical professionals can gain confidence and competence in using AI.
Download the Book from Diplo →
Blogs and Articles
Beyond books and multilateral policy reports, I contribute independent analyses, critical commentary, and foresight essays examining tech governance and legal innovation.
Platforms: DiploFoundation · Weblaw AG · eTrade for All · Independent Publishers
