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Facial Recognition as a Policing Tool by Law Enforcement: Balancing Between Personal Privacy and Public Security Interest

AI (Artificial Intelligence), Blog, Developing Technology, First Amendment, Fourth Amendment, Government, Privacy

By Shuyu Zhong About the Author Shuyu Zhong is a 2021 candidate for Juris Doctor from SMU Dedman School of Law. Download the full article...

Three Thoughts on Privacy in the Coming Era of Brain-Computer Interface

AI (Artificial Intelligence), Blog, Data, Developing Technology, Government, Internet Privacy, Privacy

By Justin Koplow What do Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and a horde of zombies have in common? They are all coming for your braaains. Communicating thoughts to manipulate devices is moving from the realm of science-fiction toward reality thanks to ongoing development of...

GDPR and the “Right to be Forgotten”- Can Someone Truly Be Forgotten in Our Current Tech World?

Blog, Case Note, Data, Internet Privacy, Privacy

By Katherine Whitlock The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a new European Union (EU) law that regulates data protection and privacy laws. The law regulates any company that collects or monitors personal information from EU citizens. Although this is an EU...

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