What does it take to harmonize the governance of privacy laws? What are some best practices? What are we currently doing wrong? 

Also, why do so many organizations that aren't GDPR compliant say they are GDPR compliant? 

For this episode, we are joined by Paul Crafer and Esther Chung to discuss all this and more! 

In this episode we cover what it takes to get a job in the privacy field. Everything from: 

How GDPR exploded the job market;
What not to put in your resume (backed by crazy stories); and
Why now is a great time to get into the field. 

Joining us is Jess Barre and her 14 years of experience recruiting people for  privacy-related jobs. 

What does it look like to transfer data between the EU (with GDPR) and the US (with state privacy laws, but no federal one)? 

We explore that and more on this episode of Privacy Lawls. 

Your license plate contains a bunch of data about you. With that in mind, should we be okay with automated license plate readers grabbing that data at all times? 

Donata and special guest, Sara Vig discuss this and more. 

AI is getting more advanced by the day, but it may still be awhile for AI to get to a point where it can replace human lawyers -- if it ever gets there. 

That being said, lawyers need to learn the in's and out's of AI to become more efficient and learn what it takes to protect their clients data in the age of AI. 

We brought on Dr. Ilia Kolochenko, CEO of ImmuniWeb and Adjunct Professor of Cybersecurity Practice & Cyber Law to discuss. 

"What will your future child look like?" "See yourself as a super hero!" "What would you look like as a Disney Character?" 

There are a ton of trends online that are asking people to submit photos of themselves to AI tools to see themselves as ________ (Fill in the blank).

However, is this a good idea? 

These trends basically require you to give up some of your data to the growing beast that is Artificial Intelligence. 

On today's episode, we discuss the risk of submitting data to AI with Angeli Patel, Executive Director at Berkeley Center for Law and Business. 

Getting full-grown adults to take their privacy seriously is a challenge in itself. So, just think of how easy it is for Children to give up extremely private information to scammers and businesses operating in bad faith.

For this episode, we bring on Denise, a subject matter expert in Children's Online Privacy. They discuss:

Data privacy horror stories that impact children/the elderly
How to help kids keep their data secure online
How businesses may be accidentally violating children's privacy laws (COPPA)

Now that everything from your phone to your microwave is "smart" and collecting data, what can consumers do to ensure they aren't giving up their privacy rights for a fancier microwave jingle?

We talk with Shannon Ralich, an innovative legal, AI, and privacy executive, to get some ideas on what to look out for and avoid as a consumer. 

Modern cars are computers on wheels. 

They track your acceleration, braking, driving habits, location, commonly-used apps, text messages, phone calls, conversations, etc. Some manufacturers say they may keep tabs on your sex life... wait, what?! 

To make matters worse, several manufacturers have been caught selling this data to data brokers or insurance companies (that have changed people's rates based on driving data).

So, should you buy a new car? If you have a new car, how can you opt out of all this? 

To discuss all this, we have Andrea Amico, founder of Privacy4Cars

The last several decades have shown us that with great technology comes great privacy risks. Now that AI is all the rage, it appears that this trend isn't slowing down anytime soon. 
 
On today's episode, we have author and professor at GW Law School, Daniel Solove, discuss the tricky balance between technology and privacy.