Olufunmilayo Owolabi

Artificial intelligence has changed the way people create content. It can generate text, images, music, software code, and even videos within seconds. But as these tools become more capable, one question continues to surface around the world: who owns content created with artificial intelligence, and what happens when those systems are trained using someone else's work? Vietnam is one of the latest countries to address those questions. In 2026, Vietnam strengthened its artificial intelligence...

If you've been following European privacy and technology law recently, you've probably noticed that the conversation has expanded far beyond personal data. Today, privacy professionals are increasingly finding themselves involved in discussions about artificial intelligence, algorithmic accountability, risk management, and governance. As organizations adopt artificial intelligence tools across recruitment, education, healthcare, financial services, and countless other sectors, regulators face...

For a long time, conversations about artificial intelligence mostly sounded exciting. Faster tools. Smarter systems. Better productivity. But over the past year, the conversation in Canada has started changing. Regulators are no longer only asking what artificial intelligence can do. They are now asking something much more important: How was it built in the first place? That question became very real on May 6, 2026, when Canadian privacy regulators released the results of a joint...