What happens when one of Europe’s most formidable criminal barristers steps into the world of AI-powered law?

In this episode, host Dina Stitou sits down with Alexis Anagnostakis, a leading figure in Greek criminal law known for defending human rights before the European Court and advancing legal reform across the continent.

Through ten direct, thought-provoking questions, Alexis unpacks how his practice—once buried in jurisdictional complexity and manual research—was transformed by Ketrone, the world’s first AI lawyer. From navigating multi-border cybercrime cases to decoding the intricacies of Greek criminal procedure, his experience is a candid reflection on how AI can elevate legal work, not replace it.

Alexis describes the limitations of traditional tools, the pain points that pushed him toward innovation, and the turning point that made Ketrone indispensable. Initially skeptical, he dives into real concerns around confidentiality and how Ketrone’s “bulletproof” privacy protocols changed his perspective.

In a moment of reflection, Alexis is asked: if AI had existed earlier, would he have chosen a different profession? His response is honest and layered, revealing both reverence for his craft and a pragmatic embrace of the future.

This episode offers a thoughtful look into how technology is reshaping one of the world’s oldest professions, and why curiosity, not fear, is the path forward.

One barrister. One shift in practice. A future redefined by AI.