The AI Threat to the Right to Privacy

A conversation with Professor Daniel Solove – one of the leading US privacy law experts. Artificial intelligence is reshaping how personal data is collected, shared, and analyzed — and in the process, it’s exposing the limits of the American right to privacy. In this episode, Professor Daniel Solove of George Washington Law joins TalksOnLaw to explain how AI is further weakening a US privacy protections which were already fragile. Solove explores how doctrines like the Fourth Amendment’s third-party rule and cases such as Carpenter v. United States fail to protect individuals in a world of continuous digital monitoring. He argues that the distinction between public and private surveillance has collapsed — and that our laws, built for an earlier technological era, must evolve to meet the challenges of AI. ► This conversation is part of AI Lawyer, our ongoing TalksOnLaw series exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, law, and individual rights. ► 🎧 Subscribe to the AI Lawyer podcast on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen for more conversations with top legal thinkers. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ai-lawyer/id1761909412 📺 Watch more TalksOnLaw interviews and legal explainers with the titans of law at https://www.talksonlaw.com . ____________________ #AILawyer #TalksOnLaw #DanielSolove #PrivacyLaw #ArtificialIntelligence #Surveillance #FourthAmendment #CarpenterVUS #ConstitutionalLaw