Watch the video of my short lightning talk for a segment in a privacy conference put on by the Privacy Commissioner of Bermuda. The topic I was asked to speak on is “what data protection is not.” You can watch the video here.
In case you weren’t able to make it to my recent webinar with Jared Coseglia (TRU Staffing Partners), you can watch the replay here. We had a great discussion about strategies for entering the privacy field.
Here’s my latest cartoon – for Halloween. This cartoon is inspired by many companies now starting to use their users’ data to train their AI algorithms. Recently, Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter) changed its privacy notice to indicate that it would start using user data for AI training. As the famous saying goes, “If you’re […]
NOTE: This post was originally part of my special newsletter on LinkedIn – Privacy+Tech Insights. This is a different newsletter from my weekly newsletter. My LinkedIn newsletters are more infrequent and typically involve a more focused analysis of a particular issue. A quiet revolution has been going on with personal and sensitive data. There have been many notable […]
I will be speaking on November 3, 2023 at a Boston University Law Review symposium: Information Privacy Law at the Crossroads. From the symposium description: This symposium aims to gather leading privacy scholars to examine the current state of privacy law and theory and explore its direction. With the introduction of the first bipartisan omnibus […]
I’m very excited to post my new short draft essay with Hideyuki (“Yuki”) Matsumi (Vrije Universiteit Brussel). The essay, which is a quick read (just 19 pages), is entitled: AI, Algorithms, and Awful Humans, forthcoming 92 Fordham Law Review (2024). It will be part of a Fordham Law Review symposium, The New AI: The Legal and […]
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).
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 […]
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.
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 […]