Amina Allison is a law and technology specialist focused on AI governance, cybersecurity, data protection, intellectual property, and technology policy.

Her work combines legal analysis, research, and public commentary on how technological systems create new forms of risk, power, and regulatory tension. She contributes to policy-oriented writing and initiatives addressing cybersecurity threats, AI-driven harms, and digital governance challenges across African and global contexts.

Alongside her professional work, she writes on law, technology, and digital society, examining where legal frameworks succeed, where they fail, and how they must adapt to technological change.