Sarit K. Mizrahi

Sarit K. Mizrahi is a legal scholar specializing in technology law, recently completing her PhD in Law at the University of Ottawa's Centre for Law, Technology and Society in October 2024. Her doctoral research examined copyright implications of human-AI collaborations in creative fields like literature and music, funded by prestigious scholarships including the SSHRC Joseph-Armand Bombardier Scholarship. Prior to her doctorate, she earned law degrees from Université de Montréal, winning the Prix Henri Capitant for her master's thesis on internet marketing's legal challenges. Mizrahi has published extensively on privacy rights in cloud computing, IoT regulations, and machine-generated content copyright issues. She contributes to policy research through roles at the Cyberjustice Laboratory and Abeona-ENS-Obvia Chair on AI and Social Justice, with recent work highlighted in a PBI Canada report about AI surveillance threats against human rights defenders.