A state lawmaker in Utah wants police to stop using consumer genealogy databases to help them find criminals.

The whole point of modern surveillance is to treat people differently, and facial recognition technologies are only a small part of that.

Ben Green joins Jasmine McNealy on the New Books in Technology podcast

Faculty associate Woodrow Hartzog spoke to the New York Times about the harrowing consequences of facial recognition

Professor Stuart Shieber Fundamental concepts in the design of computer programs, emphasizing the crucial role of abstraction. The goal of the course is to give students…

Professor Martha Minnow This seminar will provide students with an opportunity to focus on the perspectives of individuals who need to access or navigate the legal system…

Professor Rebecca Tushnet This course will introduce students to the federal Lanham Act and related common law doctrines designed to protect against consumer confusion and…

Professor Rebecca Tushnet This course covers legal regulation of advertising in the United States, with some comparison to other countries. Private causes of action by…

Jessica Fjeld This seminar is required for all students enrolled in the Cyberlaw Clinic. The course incorporates instruction about substantive legal issues at the heart of the…

Professor Christopher Bavitz This course explores a variety of legal issues relating to the creation, exploitation, and protection of music and other content. The seminar…