Prof. Michal Jackowsky

Professor Michał Jackowski is a legal scholar, practising attorney and Legal Tech entrepreneur working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, law and business.

He is a Professor of Law at SWPS University in Poznań, Kozminski University in Warsaw and a Visiting Scholar at the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge. His academic work focuses on AI governance, human oversight, technology regulation and the transformation of legal practice.

Michał is Co-Founder and CEO of AnyLawyer, an AI-powered legal assistant designed to support lawyers in legal research, document analysis and everyday legal work. He is also a Co-Founder and Partner at DSK Kancelaria, a Polish law firm with over 100 professionals, where he advises technology companies and businesses on AI implementation, digital regulation, data governance and complex technology projects.

His work extends to European and international AI policy. He has contributed to expert groups working with the European AI Office on the EU AI Act and the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice. He is involved in European AI standardisation through CEN-CENELEC and works with the AI Working Group at Poland's Ministry of Digital Affairs.

He serves as Co-Chair of the Legal Tech Committee of ITechLaw, the International Technology Law Association, promoting international cooperation on the practical adoption of technology in legal services.

Michał is a co-editor and co-author of the Global Report on the State of AI in Legal Practice, an international research project examining how law firms and legal professionals adopt artificial intelligence. He is also involved in editing a legal technology and AI book series for Oxford University Press and has authored more than 70 academic publications.

He hosts Monday Bagel: Legal Tech & AI Insights, an international podcast featuring conversations with leading academics, technology experts, lawyers and innovators about the future of artificial intelligence and the legal profession.

His professional work combines three perspectives rarely brought together: advising clients on AI regulation, developing AI technology for lawyers, and contributing to the frameworks that will govern AI in Europe.

He holds an Executive MBA from ESCP Europe.