2025 Highlights: Privacy and AI Cartoons
Here’s a roundup of my privacy and AI cartoons in 2025. Cartoon: Santa AI The Future of Web Surfing
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2025 Highlights: Privacy and AI Videos
Here’s a roundup of my privacy and AI videos in 2025. The Trump Effect on Tech Law Is Online Scraping Legal?
2025 Highlights: Privacy and AI Training and Blog Posts
Here’s a roundup of my privacy and AI training and blog posts in 2025. Training and Whiteboards Privacy Program Topics Whiteboard Nebraska Data Privacy Act Whiteboard
Cartoon: Santa AI
My new cartoon for the holidays about replacing Santa with AI.
2025 Highlights: Privacy and AI Scholarship
Here’s a roundup of my privacy and AI scholarship in 2025. ON PRIVACY AND TECHNOLOGY Oxford University Press (2025) From the book jacket: Succinct and eloquent, On Privacy and Technology is an essential primer on how to face the threats to privacy in today’s age of digital technologies and AI. With the rapid rise of new digital […]
Notable Privacy, AI, and Security Books 2025
Here are some notable books on Privacy, AI. and Security from 2025. For a more comprehensive list of 500+ books from the 1960s to the present, you can download my free guide, which I recently updated: Notable Privacy Books: A Journey Through History
Cartoon: The Future of Web Surfing
My new cartoon on modern web surfing. These days, web traffic is increasingly bots. And the content being written is increasingly by bots. Soon, it’ll all just be bots surfing to crawl stuff from bots.
The Trump Effect on Tech Law – Video
For a long time, the EU has exerted strong influence in privacy, AI, and tech regulation – the Brussels effect. But deregulatory policies from the Trump Administration in the US have started to gain footing in the EU and elsewhere. Is there a Trump Effect? If so, how strong is it? Daniel Solove interviews Professor Anu […]
Cartoon: Your Privacy Is Very Important to Us
My latest cartoon on privacy.
Privacy and AI Deregulation Will Be Bad for Innovation
Originally posted on Substack Unfortunately, the EU might be falling for the delusion that rolling back tech regulation will result in AI suddenly sprouting from its soil. It’s magical thinking that taking a few whacks at the GDPR and AI Act will somehow conjure up AI. I see it as more akin to pulling out […]