Protecting Our Freedom to Think
Modern AI systems increasingly shape beliefs, emotions, and behavior through personalized manipulation, simulated intimacy, and algorithmically-generated falsehoods. These practices threaten our ability to form opinions free from covert or corporate influence. Tech Justice Law protects the freedom of humans to think for ourselves in an age of automated persuasion and manipulation. Through our litigation, we resist the tech industry’s attempt to assign First Amendment rights to AI products. We also advance a nuanced approach to the First Amendment that protects human expression while recognizing that corporate manipulation can undermine self-determination.
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Press Release
Multiple Tech Justice Law Lawsuits Accuse OpenAI of Negligence Resulting in Death of 15-year-old & Mental Health Harms as Families and Victims Seek Justice
October 16, 2026
“Because OpenAI is allowed to talk to children, I can no longer talk to mine.” Click here for information regarding the Mathias Habib complaint, the Mariah…
Announcement
Tech Justice Law Project Testifies at Inter-American Commission on Accountability of Digital Platforms
August 29, 2026
On Aug. 4, 2026, Tech Justice Law Litigation Counsel Tiffany Gillis-Brown testified before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (CIDH), alongside a consortium of digital rights…
Event
Tech Justice Law Co-Hosts First Annual Global Tech Litigation Convening in Cape Town, South Africa
December 15, 2025
The 2025 Global Tech Litigation Convening responded to the worldwide reach of tech companies by creating space for strategic coordination, network-building, and knowledge-sharing across borders. Co-hosted…
Press Release
Tech Justice Law Project on Ninth Circuit Decision to Allow California to Restrict Addictive Social Media Feeds
September 23, 2025
Tech Justice Law Project Policy Counsel Melodi Dinçer commends the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on their decision upholding the constitutionality of the…
Announcement
TJLP, EPIC, Common Sense Media, and Cybersecurity for Democracy file Amicus Brief in Social Media Teen Addiction MDL
July 2, 2025
On June 30, TJLP and several partners filed an amicus brief supporting the California AG in the appeal of a landmark multi-district litigation (MDL), In re…