Explain your thinking, with tangible examples of particular discrimination harms (as described in the Citron-Solove privacy harm taxonomy) that are or are not addressed by existing law.

Assignment Question

Privacy Law

Some commentators claim that many AI and automated decision-making systems raise significant discrimination harms that are not sufficiently addressed by the current US patchwork of privacy laws, technical safeguards, and social norms. If you agree, how would you strengthen or change the current patchwork to mitigate those harms? If you disagree, why do you think that current law adequately addresses those harms? Explain your thinking, with tangible examples of particular discrimination harms (as described in the Citron-Solove privacy harm taxonomy) that are or are not addressed by existing law. Directions: ONLY USE Citron-Solove article. You can use these articles .

Other source article titles: More bad news for Big Tech: Lina Khan’s a privacy hawk, too Prepared Remarks of Commissioner Noah Joshua Phillips, How (Not) to Regulate Technology, The Hudson Institute, 10/6/2022 (skim pages 1-3, read pages 5 through the end of the first paragraph on page 8) Why the FTC should proceed with a privacy rulemaking Fact Sheet on the FTC’s Commercial Surveillance and Data Security Rulemaking (skim) The FTC’s Privacy Rulemaking: Broad and Far-Reaching, but Unlikely to Lead to a Rule Anytime Soon RECORD SET: ASSESSING POINTS OF EMPHASIS FROM PUBLIC INPUT ON THE FTC’S PRIVACY RULEMAKING (Future of Privacy Forum blog) Excerpts from the Federal Trade Commission’s Congressional testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, pg 25 (starting at section B) through 31 JOINT STATEMENT ON ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS AGAINST DISCRIMINATION AND BIAS IN AUTOMATED SYSTEMS The FTC’s biggest AI enforcement tool? Forcing companies to delete their algorithms Guidance Note: Legal Bases for Processing Personal Data, DPC – Press Release: The Government Surveillance Reform Act Will Establish New Safeguards for Government Surveillance and Accountability for Abuses; Reauthorize and Reform FISA Section 702; Establish Protections for Americans Whose Private Information is Collected Under Other Intelligence Authorities; and Modernize Outdated Surveillance Law.