Investigative journalism and advisory work on AI in the workplace.
For the German-speaking market, from Stockholm.
I was a games and technology journalist at Techopedia and The Escapist, both owned by Clickout Media. In March 2026, Clickout ended my contract as the company began moving editorial work onto AI. Two months later, articles I had not written appeared under my name. I have written about AI in the workplace ever since.
TwoEighty Studios is the journalism and advisory practice I built from that. In English, I also write about games, screens and the culture around them at popkulturist.com.
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Reporting
Investigations into AI systems at work, from employee data protection to co-determination. For newsrooms and trade publications, in German.
Latest piece (DE) →Advisory and seminars
A one-day works council seminar on the AI register and a fixed-price 90-minute inventory for companies, plus white-label licences for law firms.
Offers (DE) →The workbook
Das KI-Verzeichnis
84 pages, A4, with registration forms for up to 20 AI systems and guided risk checklists, plus an Art. 4 training register. Updated for the Digital Omnibus, covering the 2026 to 2028 deadlines. In German.
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14 July 2026
KI-Verzeichnis: Vorlage und Pflichten nach dem Digital Omnibus
From August, a German authority starts asking. What companies must document now, and how an AI register is built. In German.
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