Solove on Tech

Daniel Solove

Solove on Tech explores the biggest questions at the intersection of technology, artificial intelligence, privacy, and law. Professor Daniel Solove interviews leading experts about AI, data privacy, digital regulation, and the technologies reshaping society. Each episode examines what new developments mean for organizations, professionals, and the future of privacy.

Professor Solove is one of the world’s leading experts on privacy law. He is the author of more than ten books, including his newest release, On Privacy and Technology. Solove is also the founder and CEO of TeachPrivacy, the only privacy-first training provider for organizations of all sizes.

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S1 · E26
Yesterday · 51 min
How AI Relates to Privacy
Daniel Solove chats with Amy Worley (BRG) about the relationship between AI and privacy and her book, The Confidence Advantage: Optimizing Privacy, Cybersecurity, and AI Governance for Growth.
S1 · E25
October 31 · 1 hr 1 min
When Can The Government Get Your Data?
Daniel Solove chats with Andrew Ferguson (GW Law) and Paul Ohm (Georgetown Law) about the Chatrie v. US, the most important 4th Amendment case of the decade.
S1 · E24
October 28 · 56 min
AI Governance: Ethics, Strategy, Law
Daniel Solove's discussion with Shoshana Rosenberg (OlenderFeldman LLP and SafePorter) about AI governance. Rosenberg is the author of Practical AI Governance: Building a Program for Oversight and Strategy (2026).
S1 · E23
October 16 · 53 min
Disclosing AI Use in Writing Is Complicated
As scholars increasingly use AI in scholarly writing, journals and book publishers are starting to require disclosures of AI use. But these disclosures are sometimes unclear, difficult to comply with, and vague. How AI use affects article selection decisions remains uncertain. Prof. Solove discusses these issues with Andrew Guthrie Ferguson (GW Law) and look into law review AI disclosure requirements.
S1 · E22
October 14 · 52 min
AI Slop
Daniel Solove chats with Jessica Silbey (BU Law) and Woodrow Hartzog (BU Law) about their thought-provoking article, AI Slop.
S1 · E21
October 5 · 40 min
AI in Scholarship: Yes, Sometimes, or Never?
To what extent should AI be used in scholarship? Which uses are okay? Which aren’t? Should AI ever be used? What impact will AI have on scholarship in the future? Daniel Solove discusses these issues with Nita Farahany (Duke Law) and Orin Kerr (Stanford Law).
S1 · E20
October 1 · 53 min
Teaching AI Law
Daniel Solove (GW Law) discusses how to approach teaching AI with an all-star group of leading professors in the field: Alicia Solow-Niederman (GW Law) Paul Ohm (Georgetown Law) Margot Kaminski (Colorado Law) Ryan Calo (U. Washington Law) Margaret Hu (William & Mary Law)
#19
September 23 · 46 min
How to Think About AI
Daniel Solove discusses AI with Cory Doctorow, the bestselling author of many fiction and non-fiction works about tech including newly released, The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI.
S1 · E18
September 9 · 50 min
The FTC on Privacy and AI
Daniel Solove talks with D. Reed Freeman (ArentFox Schiff) about the FTC’s current enforcement actions and future direction.
#17
July 27 · 49 min
U.S. State Privacy Law Patchwork
Daniel Solove (GW Law) chats with Libbie Canter (Covington) and Clare Mathias (Covington) about the landscape of U.S. state privacy laws and the latest developments.
#16
June 18 · 52 min
What Your Children Need to Learn About Privacy
Daniel Solove (GW Law) chats with Lorrie Cranor (Carnegie Mellon CS) about their children’s books and how children should be educated about privacy in today’s digital age. Solove’s THE EYEMONGER is for older kids. Lorrie’s PRIVACY PLEASE! is for younger ones.
#15
June 11 · 44 min
The People Who Protect Your Privacy
Daniel Solove (GW Law) chats with Stephen Bolinger, the creator of the documentary “Privacy People” about the role of privacy professionals and their importance.
#14
April 29 · 42 min
Your Data Will Be Used Against You (with Andrew G. Ferguson)
Daniel Solove talks to Andrew Guthrie Ferguson about his book Your Data Will Be Used Against You: Policing In The Age Of Self-Surveillance
#13
April 6 · 52 min
AI, Manipulation and Control (with Jacob Ward)
What are the dangers of AI being used to manipulate and control people? Daniel Solove talks to Jacob Ward about his book, The Loop: How AI is Creating a World Without Choices and How to Fight Back.
#3
March 19 · 40 min
Children’s Privacy (with Amelia Vance)
How should the law protect children’s privacy in an age of rapidly changing technology and AI? Daniel Solove speaks with Amelia Vance (Public Interest Privacy Center) about the latest developments in children’s privacy law and the challenges of protecting young users online.
#5
March 19 · 37 min
Reimagining the Privacy Office (with Melanie Ensign)
In many companies, the privacy office has been fading in power, influence, budget, and size. Why is this happening? Can privacy professionals reach the C-suite or even close? Daniel Solove speaks with Melanie Ensign (Discernible) about the changing role of privacy teams and strategies for how privacy professionals can strengthen the profession and expand their influence inside organizations.
#6
March 19 · 36 min
Privacy of the Mind (with Nita Farahany)
Daniel Solove interviews Nita Farahany (Duke Law), author of The Battle for Your Brain, about the latest developments in mental privacy and neurotechnology, and what these emerging technologies could mean for individual autonomy and privacy rights.
#7
March 19 · 46 min
AI Chatbots and the Law (with Kristen Mathews)
AI chatbots are raising a host of legal issues, and legislatures are beginning to respond. Daniel Solove and Kristen Mathews (Cooley) discuss new laws, proposed legislation, and the evolving regulation of AI chatbots.
#8
March 19 · 39 min
Dealing with Technology’s Hazards (with Ryan Calo)
Daniel Solove speaks with Ryan Calo (University of Washington Law) about Calo’s book Law and Technology: A Methodological Approach and how legal systems can better understand and address the risks and challenges created by new technologies.
#9
March 19 · 38 min
The Trump Effect on Tech Law (with Anu Bradford)
For years, the EU has exerted strong influence in privacy, AI, and tech regulation - the “Brussels Effect.” But deregulatory policies from the Trump Administration in the U.S. have begun gaining traction abroad. Daniel Solove interviews Professor Anu Bradford (Columbia Law) about whether a “Trump Effect” on tech regulation is emerging and how global regulatory dynamics may shift.

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