Expert in AI, Disinformation & Platform Law  ·  Cambridge & UCL Press Author  ·  NUS TRAIL

Where Law
Meets the
Digital World.

Corinne Tan is a former practitioner and Cambridge Press author researching AI governance, disinformation law, and platform regulation — the legal questions that will define the next decade of digital policy.

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AI & Disinformation Law Platform Governance Content Moderation Copyright Law Internet Governance Asia-Pacific Perspective

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Published Work

Cambridge University Press · 2026

New

Addressing Misinformation
and Disinformation

Co-authored with James Meese

A Cambridge Elements publication mapping how legal frameworks can work alongside technical and social mechanisms to address disinformation challenges intensified by generative AI. The central argument: harm avoidance is the right legal goal, but law cannot achieve it alone.

Cambridge Press

UCL Press · 2018

Open Access

Regulating Content
on Social Media

Corinne Tan

Published open-access deliberately. Examines how social media platforms use design, terms of service, and technological architecture to shape user behaviour — often in ways that bypass and transform traditional copyright frameworks.

UCL Press (Free)

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A lawyer-turned-scholar at the intersection of AI, law, and public life.

Corinne Tan is Academic Fellow at the Centre for Technology, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence & the Law (TRAIL), NUS Faculty of Law. A former corporate lawyer and in-house counsel, she has spent 15 years researching the legal dimensions of platform governance, copyright, AI, and disinformation.

There is no other person in the Asia-Pacific region who is a trained lawyer, has practised commercially, has published with both Cambridge and UCL Press, and holds a fellowship at one of Asia's top law-tech research centres.

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Expertise

Three Brand Pillars

01

The Legal Expert

Peer-reviewed scholarship and practitioner credibility — published with Cambridge University Press and UCL Press, grounded in 15 years of academic and commercial legal work.

02

The Bridge-Builder

Translating complex law for policymakers, journalists, and citizens — accessible without being shallow. The commitment that led to open-access publishing and public writing.

03

The Purpose-Driven Scholar

Board Secretary of the AusCam Freedom Project. A researcher whose interest in digital harm is not merely professional — grounded in direct civil society engagement.

Affiliations NUS TRAIL · Centre for Technology, Robotics, AI & the LawNUS Faculty of LawMelbourne Law School (PhD, LLM)AusCam Freedom Project · Board Secretary

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Available for keynote and panel appearances at AI governance, internet law, and platform policy events globally. Three signature topics available.

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