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What Kafka Can Teach Us About Privacy in the Age of AI

Woodrow Hartzog suggests that privacy law recenter baseline protections, rather than individual consent, to best protect users from AI-specific threats. "The societal structure model that Dan [Solove] and I propose is built primarily around [...] imposing affirmative substantive obligations on those that are collecting our personal information or surveilling us to act in ways that are consistent with what we want for society, for human values."

Read or listen to the interview from Tech Policy Press.

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