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 on the site only to understand what is useful. The Toolkit has none, and the shop is hosted by Fourthwall, which has its own privacy notice.
We're glad you're here. Now let's get the practice right.