Book Launch with Daniel Solove

Can privacy law keep up with new digital technologies in the age of AI?

In this talk, Professor Daniel J. Solove will discuss his new book, On Privacy and Technology. Can privacy law keep up with rapidly changing digital technologies?  Is it possible to protect privacy in the age of AI, Big Data, and ubiquitous surveillance? Solove argues that the answers to these questions are yes, but only if privacy law takes a radical new direction. Solove draws from a quarter-century of thinking, teaching, and writing about privacy law and weaves together philosophy, literature, and the humanities. He will offer a new and provocative perspective on privacy.

Presenter Bio: 

Daniel Solove is the Bernard Professor of Intellectual Property and Technology Law at George Washington University Law School, where he also serves as the Co-Director of the GW Center for Law & Technology and the Director of the Privacy and Technology Law Program. A world-leading expert in privacy law, Solove is also the author of more than 10 books and 100 articles. He was written a children’s book about privacy and has more than 1 million LinkedIn followers.

Programme:

13:00               Book talk by Prof. Daniel Solove

13:40               Comments from UCPH researchers:
                         - Anja Møller Pedersen (JUR)
                         - Frederik Schade (DALOSS)
                         - Natalie Patricia Körner (PRIVACY)                 

14:00               Open discussion

14:30               Informal reception

Moderator: Mette Birkedal Bruun (PRIVACY)

Time: 6th October 2025, TIME

Place: MOBILE – 6B-2-22 Southern Campus

Organizor: MOBILE, DALOSS, and PRIVACY

Registration: For online participation, please contact MOBILE's intern Kamille at xdm242@jur.ku.dk to receive a Zoom link.