Webinar – India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act Blog
In case you missed my recent webinar with Nikhil Narendran, you can watch the replay here. We discussed the origins and impact of India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA).
Author: Daniel Solove
Posts by Daniel Solove
Cartoon: AI Apocalypse
Here’s a new cartoon on AI. On AI turning against us and killing us all, I have a prediction – and it’s both good and bad. The good: I don’t think AI will decide to kill us all. The bad: We will be the ones to decide. We’ll replace ourselves with machine parts and code […]
Webinar – GDPR Enforcement: A Conversation with Max Schrems Blog
In case you missed my discussion with Max Schrems, you can watch the replay here. We discussed cross-border data transfer, litigation challenges and strategies, and potential reforms of the GDPR enforcement process.
First Amendment Expansionism and California’s Age-Appropriate Design Code
The recent district court decision in NetChoice v. Bonta (N.D. Cal., Sept. 18, 2023) holding that the California Age-Appropriate Design Code (CAADC) likely violates the First Amendment is a ridiculously expansive interpretation of the First Amendment, one that would annihilate most regulation if applied elsewhere. This decision is one of a new breed of opinions […]
Yale Law School Discussion of Murky Consent article
I’ll be speaking at Yale University on Tuesday, Oct 3 about my upcoming article, Murky Consent: An Approach to the Fictions of Consent in Privacy Law. You can read the event description and add it to your calendar here.
Webinar – Facial Recognition and the Dubious Side of AI Blog
In case you missed my interview with New York Times reporter Kashmir Hill, you can watch the replay here. We discussed her new book, Your Face Belongs to US: A Secretive Startup’s Quest to End Privacy as We Know It (Sept. 19, 2023).
Webinar U.S. State Privacy Law Developments Blog
If you couldn’t make it to my recent webinar where I discussed new state privacy laws with Libbie Canter, you can watch the replay here.
Privacy Tech Insights US State Privacy Law
Although a U.S. federal privacy law remains elusive, U.S. states have been busily passing new laws. The laws have many similarities, but there are some notable differences. California and Colorado have issued new regulations, some provisions of which strengthen components of the laws. I expect other states to join in the party soon. I will be […]
BCLT Privacy Lecture on Murky Consent in Privacy Law
I’ll be speaking at Berkeley Law’s 16th Annual BCLT Privacy Lecture on 9/22 about Murky Consent: An Approach to the Fictions of Consent in Privacy Law with commenters, Ari Ezra Waldman (Professor, UC Irvine School of Law), Rebecca Wexler (Professor, UC Berkeley School of Law), and Ella Corren (JSD, UC Berkeley School of Law).