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Prof Shows How Your Internet Activity Is Being Watched
"According to Narayanan, even without trackers, it is safe to conclude that anonymity does not exist on the internet. Narayanan’s group previously demonstr…
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Feds vow to clear road for self-driving car makers
"“This new policy adjusts the tone but continues much of the substance of last year's document,” said Bryant Walker Smith, an assistant professor of la…
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Robots need civil rights, too
"Her fictional scenario fits right into issues tackled by the burgeoning field of robot law, according to University of Washington law professor Ryan Calo.…
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Yale launches student innovation center
"McLaughlin said he envisions programming that will help students build their ideas “from the back of a napkin to launch.” “I want to support startups, bu…
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Lyft to unleash self-driving cars on Bay Area roads
"These pilot programs bring Lyft one step closer to reaching its ultimate goal of a driverless future. In 2016, Lyft President John Zimmer predicted that a…
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Before trying robot judges, let's learn from robot referees
"At the outset, the goal of this research was to use sports as a way to answer questions about law enforcement. The criminal justice system is much more co…
Communicating Cyber Intelligence to Non-Technical Customers
This article examines the challenge facing cyber intelligence analysts who have to explain threat information and analysis to non-technical consumers, like exec…
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Internet & Jurisdiction's August in Retrospect: Privacy in India, Real Name Policies in China, Counter Terrorism in Europe, and More.
The August 2017 edition of Retrospect is now available. This edition brings news about the recognition of the fundamental right to privacy in India, efforts in…
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INTERNET & JURISDICTION'S AUGUST IN RETROSPECT: PRIVACY IN INDIA, REAL NAME POLICIES IN CHINA, COUNTER TERRORISM IN EUROPE, AND MORE.
The August 2017 edition of Retrospect is now available. This edition brings news about the recognition of the fundamental right to privacy in India, efforts in…
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The evolving laws and rules around privacy, data security, and robots
"Every day we use countless digital devices and web services to shop, track our fitness, chat with friends, play games, check-in at stores and restaurants,…
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House passes self-driving car rules to map out vehicles’ future
"The proposed act represents a “surprisingly bipartisan approach” to regulation, said Stanford University researcher Bryant Walker Smith. “This is a reaso…
Privacy and the Dark Side of Control
To hear some in industry and government tell it, the answer to our modern privacy dilemma is simple: give users more control. There is seemingly no privacy-rel…