<![CDATA[Beyond the Algorithm]]>Hosted by Joy Rauchenstein, legal counsel, LexTec founder, and human rights practitioner.

Beyond the Algorithm is a conversation series about how AI and technology shape society. Each episode features one guest who speaks about AI from their perspective, whether they work in human rights, health, the arts, academia, or beyond.

The podcast explores the real-world impact of AI on people’s lives and looks at how we can build responsible, inclusive, and human-centered technology. It is a space for thoughtful dialogue, interdisciplinary perspectives, and honest insights from people working at the intersection of humanity and innovation.

]]>https://www.lextec.chRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Tue, 03 Nov 2026 01:59:02 GMTFri, 20 Feb 2026 17:44:20 GMT60Joy Rauchenstein<p><i>Hosted by Joy Rauchenstein, legal counsel, </i><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="www.lextec.ch" target="_blank"><i>LexTec</i></a><i> founder, and human rights practitioner.</i></p><p><b>Beyond the Algorithm </b>is a conversation series about how AI and technology shape society. Each episode features one guest who speaks about AI from their perspective, whether they work in human rights, health, the arts, academia, or beyond.</p><p>The podcast explores the <i>real-world impact of AI on people’s lives</i> and looks at how we can build responsible, inclusive, and human-centered technology. It is a space for thoughtful dialogue, interdisciplinary perspectives, and honest insights from people working at the intersection of humanity and innovation.</p><p></p>serialJoy Rauchensteinjoy@lextec.chno<![CDATA[Music, AI & Copyright]]>Benjamin Gut is trained as an audio engineer and also holds a master’s degree in law. In his master’s thesis, he explored the intersection of copyright and artificial intelligence in the music industry — examining how technological change challenges traditional legal concepts of authorship and protection.

He currently works at SUISA, the Swiss collective management organization representing the rights of music creators and publishers.

With his rare combination of technical insight and legal expertise, Benjamin brings a uniquely grounded perspective to the debate on Music, AI and Copyright.

]]>b7c570a5-2db0-43b6-9ea1-4523553c856eFri, 20 Feb 2026 17:56:30 GMT<p>Benjamin Gut is trained as an audio engineer and also holds a master’s degree in law. In his master’s thesis, he explored the intersection of copyright and artificial intelligence in the music industry — examining how technological change challenges traditional legal concepts of authorship and protection.</p><p>He currently works at SUISA, the Swiss collective management organization representing the rights of music creators and publishers.</p><p>With his rare combination of technical insight and legal expertise, Benjamin brings a uniquely grounded perspective to the debate on Music, AI and Copyright.</p>no00:28:541Music, AI & Copyrightfull