Jennifer Granick is the surveillance and cybersecurity counsel with the ACLU Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project. She litigates, speaks, and writes about privateness, safety, know-how, and constitutional rights. Additionally the creator of the e-book American Spies: Trendy Surveillance, Why You Ought to Care, and What to Do About It and an alum of New College of Florida she joins Mike in a dialog about her work with the ACLU, her views on the present state of affairs at New Faculty, and her ideas on training and the way forward for work in mild of the emergence of generative AI and Chat GPT.

We start by listening to Jennifer’s origin story, starting in New Jersey earlier than learning at New Faculty as an undergraduate on her approach to changing into a lawyer. From there we hear how she started learning the Web in its infancy within the 90s serving to to create Stanford Legislation Faculty’s Middle for Web and Society. Since then she’s turn out to be more and more concerned in civil liberties referring to rising know-how. We discuss in regards to the state of affairs at New Faculty whereas listening to Jennifer’s ideas on rising tendencies in training, privateness, surveillance, and the regulation. Don’t miss it!

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