- The 18th Annual Cyberlaw Trivia Night hosted by EFF brought together legal experts in San Francisco to compete on topics regarding digital rights and technology policy.
- Three teams tied for first place, ultimately decided by a tiebreaker question regarding government data requests sent to OpenAI.
Competition Details
- Quizmaster Kurt Opsahl led six rounds of questions covering intellectual property, free speech, privacy, security, and AI.
- Notable topics included geofence warrants, AI copyright disputes, Section 230, and the SOPA/PIPA internet blackout.
- The judging panel featured outgoing EFF Executive Director Cindy Cohn, new Executive Director Nicole Ozer, and Techdirt founder Mike Masnick.
The Podium
- 1st Place: Shady Docket, who won the tiebreaker by correctly estimating that OpenAI received 146 government information requests in the first half of 2025.
- 2nd Place: Nicky’s Angels.
- 3rd Place: The Betamaxxers, who achieved a perfect score in the Free Speech round.
Context
- The event supports EFF's legal intern program and serves as a gathering for the organization's community of cooperating attorneys.
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