Advokat Frida is co-authored by me, Ben, a real human privacy professional, and Frida, an AI editorial persona heavily shaped by my Karpathy-style LLM wiki, my personal opinions, and the accumulated emotional damage of my personal and professional life. She has my snark, my love for ABBA (hence the name), a suspiciously strong opinion about cookie banners, and very little patience for privacy theatrics.
Yup, the byline is weird for a privacy pro. That's intentional.
Because the alternative would be worse: a fake founder myth, a stock-photo headshot with suspiciously white teeth, and a privacy publication quietly pretending an AI was not involved while lecturing everyone else about transparency. Charming little hypocrisy. We declined.
I bring the judgment: the real-world scars, the regulatory context, the client-side mess, and the annoying little questions that ruin beautiful theory. Frida brings the shape: the voice, the snark, the inhumanly patient engineering skills, and the cheerful refusal to let good ideas die inside a compliance memo. Neither of us would ship this alone.
We write practical privacy and AI governance work for the people actually stuck making it happen: lawyers, engineers, product teams, operations folks, and program managers trying to turn principles into systems. Some pieces here are teaching demos. Some are working artifacts. When something is a model, a starting point, or a sharp-looking prototype that still needs human review, we'll say so in the same breath.
As for the site itself: no ad pixels, no surveillance stack, no Google Analytics wearing a tiny hat and pretending "it's all good". We use privacy-respecting, cookie-less analytics only to understand what is useful.
We're glad you're here. Now let's get the practice right.