Check out our May roundup of CAG in the news!
Call for CREEP!
In May we worked tirelessly to get THE CREEP ACT passed to bring New York stalking protections into the digital age and in line with 43 other states in the country. In an effort to make more noise, we circulated our letter of support signed on by public figures at the cutting edge of all their fields whether it be film, culinary, journalism, or fashion! Amanda Seyfried, Gloria Steinem, Joey Bada$$ just to name a few.
Check out media coverage below.
Hudson Valley Celebrities Push to Pass the ‘CREEP’ Law in NY
Prominent leaders in arts and journalism sign letter to support expanded anti-stalking bill
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ChatGPT-Linked Mass Shootings Drive Developer Liability Concerns
Bloomberg Law, May 13, 2026
Shweta Watwe
Bloomberg reporter Shweta Watwe explores how developers of AI platforms like ChatGPT can be held responsible when the use of bots can lead to excessive violence and tragedy. As we wrote about earlier this year, we believe AI companies can be legally responsible for the catastrophic injuries they cause.
“We’re not going to send a computer to jail, but the bots are manufactured and owned by companies with human beings who are making a lot of money and creating the product.” – Carrie Goldberg
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LET’S TALK ABOUT ST@LKlNG | Norma Buster & Carrie Goldberg
Guys We Fcked Podcast with Corinne Fisher and Krystyna Hutchinson, May 15, 2026
Our founder Carrie Goldberg and Chief of Staff Norma Buster joined hosts Corinne Fisher and Krystyna Hutchinson of the Guys We Fcked podcast. They talked personal history with stalkers, the CREEP Act, why “revenge porn” is the wrong way to describe image-based sexual abuse, and all the hoop-jumping associated with obtaining a restraining order. Listen to the full podcast here.
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Exposing the despicable people using real women to create AI-generated porn
60 Minutes Australia, May 17, 2026
Carrie and our client, Ashley St. Clair talked to 60 Minutes Australia about our lawsuit against xAI for unleashing a nudifying app and the public nuisance it created.
