North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology NC JOLT

From Our Spring 2025 Issues

Volume 26, Issue 4 Cover

HIGH STAKES, LOW BARRIERS: THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY AND REGULATION IN THE RISE OF ONLINE SPORTS GAMBLING

Conner Martin

VIRTUALLY UNHEARD OF: WHY U.S. COURTS NEED RULES FOR VIRTUAL REALITY EVIDENCE

Mahin Mughal

THE DIGITAL WAR: HOW AI AND BLOCKCHAIN SERVE AS CATALYSTS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING

Sanam Sohrabian

IS YOUR EMPLOYER WATCHING YOU?: EMPLOYEE SURVEILLANCE IN THE MODERN ERA

Madigan Wolford

Volume 26, Issue 3 Cover

BIOETHICS OF PATENTS AND LICENSING

Tabrez Y. Ebrahim

ARE TECHNOLOGY AND THE LAW ON THE SAME “WAVELENGTH”?: EXAMINING THE NEW FRONTIER OF BRAINWAVES AND DATA

Hon. John G. Browning

LIABILITY FOR AI AGENTS

Maarten Herbosch

REIMAGINING SOCIAL MEDIA THROUGH MIDDLEWARE: A STRUCTURAL PATH TO COMPETITION AND USER AGENCY

Madhavi Singh

From Our Fall 2024 Issues

Volume 26, Issue 2 Cover

SOUNDS GOOD: HOW THE INFLATION REDUCTION ACT AND NEW EPA REGULATIONS MITIGATE THE MUSIC STREAMING INDUSTRY’S CARBON FOOTPRINT

Thomas C. Hammons

LOVE AT FIRST SWIPE: HOW DATING APPS COMPROMISE USER PRIVACY AND DATA PROTECTION

Anjali K. Purohit

YOU’VE GOT FRAUD: META’S EMBRACE OF FRAUDULENT ADS AND HOW § 230 CAN PROTECT US

Benjamin D. Spain

REALITY CHECK: REGULATE OR RUIN? THE HIGH-STAKES BATTLE FOR CRYPTO’S FUTURE

Kareem Subei

Volume 26, Issue 1 Cover

NEW GOVERNANCE AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES: CREATING A REGULATORY REGIME FOR THE USE OF GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE COURTS

Raymond H. Brescia

A MARKETPLACE (FAILURE) OF IDEAS: FOREIGN DISINFORMATION IN AN AGE OF GENERATIVE A.I. AND A PROPORTIONALITY APPROACH TO FALSEHOODS

Michael K. Park

INFORMATIONAL PUBLIC INTEREST

Jiawei Zhang

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