Monday, October 26, 2026

Technology Law

Unauthorized Academic Attribution: Who Is Legally Accountable When Research Is Published Under a Scholar’s Name Without Consent?

A scholar’s name can represent years of research, professional credibility and intellectual achievement. But what happens when that name appears on a conference programme...

From Assistant to Informant: AI’s Unusual Double Role in Bahawalpur Teen Poisoning Case Raises New Legal Questions

BAHAWALPUR, Pakistan — Pakistan's National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has arrested a 17-year-old student in Bahawalpur after he allegedly used an artificial-intelligence system...

AI Safety Crisis 2026: Researchers Resign as the Global AI Race Raises a New Legal Question

The debate over artificial intelligence has entered a new and more uncomfortable phase. For years, warnings about AI focused largely on what might happen...

Meta Trial 2026: Facebook and Instagram Face Landmark Legal Scrutiny Over Alleged Harm to Children’s Mental Health

Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is facing a major federal trial in Oakland, California, in which a coalition of U.S....

EU Targets VLOPs in 2026: Inside the Digital Services Act Enforcement and Grok Deepfake Fallout

The Digital Services Act (DSA) marks a structural shift in EU digital regulation. While often described as a content moderation law, its deeper legal...