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Ghana's Parliament is poised to pass a bill that could land LGBTQ+ activists in prison for a decade. This isn't just bad policy; it's a digital rights disaster waiting to happen.
Forget the hype around AI law and digital transformation. The real story of 2025, at least according to a new report, is a brutal rollback of basic internet access. We're talking about a global surge in deliberate internet shutdowns, hitting an all-time high.
A new lawsuit alleges a disturbing business model: teaching men to generate AI porn using real women's likenesses. The case shines a harsh spotlight on the darker corners of AI content creation.
Is the FCC’s probe into ABC's broadcast licenses a genuine regulatory concern or just political theater? Veteran tech journalist dissects the legal and political underpinnings.
The Supreme Court's latest ruling on the Voting Rights Act isn't just a legal interpretation; it's a mathematical affront. The decision in *Louisiana v. Callais* throws out decades of progress by ignoring demonstrable racial disparities.
Seven families have filed lawsuits against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman following the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, accusing the AI giant of negligence. The core allegation: OpenAI allegedly remained silent on a suspected shooter's troubling ChatGPT activity to protect its reputation and upcoming IPO.
Brussels is calling foul on Meta. A preliminary ruling says the social media giant is flat-out failing to keep kids under 13 off Facebook and Instagram, potentially opening the door to massive fines.
The digital rights movement, ignited by the Arab Spring's optimism, has matured into a complex battle for tech accountability and digital sovereignty. What does this evolution mean for everyday users and the future of online freedom?
The digital battleground for truth is heating up, and the frontline is now Gaza. EFF's stark submission to the UN paints a grim picture of escalating press freedom violations.
Forget bots and algorithms for a second. The real frontier of AI and online control might just be your bank account. Former EFF Director Rainey Reitman's new book, *Transaction Denied*, pulls back the curtain on financial intermediaries quietly becoming gatekeepers of expression.
An AI model recently demonstrated a 20-hour corporate network attack in just minutes. Now, Donald Trump is calling for safeguards, specifically an AI 'kill switch.'
OpenAI's recent Pentagon partnership is prompting a hard look at AI safety. New data suggests current generative AI guardrails are alarmingly fragile.