Privacy, Security, and AI

Books, Film and Television

Privacy, AI, and Security

in Fiction, Film, and TV

Professor Daniel Solove explores how fiction, film, and television reflect and shape our understanding of privacy, security, and AI. Resources for privacy professionals, academics, and anyone interested in these cultural dimensions.

Professor Solove’s Books and Articles

Professor Solove has published more than 10 books on privacy law, including his new release On Privacy and Technology, Breached! and even a children’s book about privacy, The Eyemonger. His full catalog of books and articles is available here.

Fiction

Professor Solove reviews fiction that explores privacy, surveillance, and security themes. His new Tech and Humanities Series offers a deep dive into how individual books portray issues in privacy and security.

TV & Film

Professor Solove reviews how several of his favorite TV shows and films explore themes of privacy, security, and AI.

About Professor Solove

Professor Daniel J. Solove is a law professor at George Washington University Law School and one of the world’s leading experts on privacy law. He has published more than 10 books and 100 articles, including the field’s leading textbook on information privacy law, and has more than 1 million followers on LinkedIn.