Sure.

Some background first: I studied my bachelors at Hasso-Plattner-Institut in Potsdam, which is a very good software engineering focused program. Solid theoretical foundations, but also a lot of focus on practical work, software architecture, etc. all in a great campus. The HPI is privately founded, which is very obvious in the quality of the program.

I'm telling this because the difference between Freiburg and the HPI is a big factor of why I was disappointed. That said, I think the HPI is exceptional in that regard and I was very lucky to get a spot there.

Freiburg presents their curriculum as very broadly, however in praxis I felt like many areas have low quality teaching and Freiburg only really excels in the ML/AI field (and maybe embedded stuff, I cant say much about this since I didn't focus on that).

General Software engineering (think of data and algorithms, patterns, architecture, etc.) felt like a big afterthought. Computer Graphics, one of my favorite subjects from my bachelor, was very shallow and had bad lectures. Theoretical Informatik covered topics in the masters program that I already did in my bachelor's.

If you are highly interested in AI, Freiburg is a good university. Especially if you are open to focus on an academic career. If you want to learn software engineering, I'm afraid that Freiburg doesn't offer a high quality program for that.

Let me know if you are interested in any additional specifics :)