Technology States’ Laws Struggle to Combat AI Election Deepfakes October 3, 2026 Bright Esagbodje As AI election deepfakes proliferate, state legislators race to update laws keeping pace with rapidly evolving technology. These emerging legal frameworks face significant challenges in defining liability, enforcement mechanisms, and…
Legal British Columbia Sues OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge School Shooting: Legal Battle Unfolds September 22, 2026 Bright Esagbodje British Columbia's lawsuit against OpenAI claims the AI giant failed to alert police about a shooter's ChatGPT use, raising new questions about tech liability.
Technology AI Reforms Demand: Bannon and Sanders Unite Against Tech Power September 15, 2026 Bright Esagbodje In a rare bipartisan moment, Steve Bannon and Bernie Sanders joined forces to condemn tech oligarchs and push for AI reforms, signaling a shift in 2026's political landscape towards global…
Technology AI Data Scraping Backlash Pushes Artists and Coders to Build New Protections August 28, 2026 Bright Esagbodje An artist’s scraping tool for Cara, an art platform resisting AI data theft, has pivoted into a collaboration with creators to build ethical, opt-in defenses against unauthorized AI training.
