Florian Sebastian Werni

Florian Sebastian Werni is affiliated with the Faculty of Law at an unspecified university, specifically within the Department of Innovation and Digitalisation in Law. His research focuses on intersections of technology and law, including artificial intelligence in legal systems, constitutional challenges in digital governance, and administrative law frameworks. He has actively participated in academic events such as the Symposion 'Stand und Entwicklungsperspektiven der Verwaltungs- und Finanzgerichtsbarkeit' (2024) and delivered talks on topics like human rights implications of AI-driven traffic surveillance systems. His work bridges legal theory with modern digital challenges, particularly in EU regulatory contexts.

Education: Holds degrees including Magister (Mag.), Doctor of Law (Dr.iur.), and Bachelor of Arts (BA).

Research activities span constitutional law, public surveillance ethics, and EU administrative frameworks, with publications in journals like Zeitschrift für Verkehrsrecht.