AI is redefining modern border governance. Biometrics, drones, predictive analytics and automated risk scoring already in use by several African Union member states, but just because the technology is evolving does not guarantee that it is getting any safer for its most vulnerable users. A broader continental shift is occurring, with implications reaching further than home borders.
https://t.co/xqNljA33BJ
Ghana, Kenya and South Africa are among the AU member states already deploying tech-enabled border governance, illustrating a broader continental shift. In this policy brief, I map what this shift means, who is shaping it, and what is at stake. https://t.co/zmq4aUJCKt
In my Tech Law class, students are not just learning how to practice in digital courts; they are among the first generation of Canadian lawyers being trained to critically interrogate, redesign, and improve them.
The future of courts is online. The future of lawyers must be too.
In my Tech Law class, students are not just learning how to practice in digital courts; they are among the first generation of Canadian lawyers being trained to critically interrogate, redesign, and improve them.
The future of courts is online. The future of lawyers must be too.
Call for Papers:
I am co-editing a special issue of the Latin American Law Review on "The Future of the Legal Profession in the Digital Age: Perspectives from the Global South."
Manuscripts due 30 June 2026. Submit in English or Spanish
https://t.co/ZASHfRmIbb
My oped on @IPOsgoode:
Why AI Red Teams Need More Lawyers
After participating in red teams, it became clear to me that safety testing of AI systems CANNOT remain the domain of engineers. Here are 5 things lawyers bring to the "AI breaking" table
https://t.co/oytobeQTTX
I was very proud to receive the @YorkUniversity President’s Emerging Research Leadership Award this year.
I have been supported and inspired by so many excellent others - students, colleagues, mentors, family, and friends. I thank them.
@OsgoodeNews
Data isn’t just tracking what you buy, it could decide what you pay. My latest op-ed explores how surveillance pricing could reshape grocery bills and deepen inequality, and how Canadian laws need to change before personalized pricing becomes normalized. https://t.co/01bY6h7gvt
Honoured to receive the Dean’s Teaching Award for Excellence in Teaching (Faculty of Law) at the 2026 Toronto Metropolitan University Awards.
I am profoundly thankful to my students, colleagues, and community, whose trust, brilliance, and engagement continue to inspire me daily.
Now a CIGI Senior Fellow.
I look forward to contributing to timely work at the intersection of AI, human rights, and international law, and to engaging with a global community advancing more just and accountable AI governance.
https://t.co/sEG3suDKud
I am happy to have contributed to this groundbreaking report by the UN Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute and the Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics.
Law enforcement institutions in every country should get this!
Link: https://t.co/DubIE4W2Hf