In Conversation
The former general counsel of the US Department of Commerce on the challenges in privacy, artificial intelligence and information technology law.
Privacy law is a subject that has interested me for a long time. Even as a college student – although I was the paragon of a classic liberal arts major who avoided hard sciences – my best paper was on comparative law issues between French and American rights to privacy. However, it was not until I began working as a lawyer that I started engaging with cybersecurity and data protection as anything other than abstract concepts.
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