Recent Work
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What Does It Mean to Be Creepy? Responses to Visualizations of Personal Browsing Activity, Online Tracking, and Targeted Ads
Tracking is creepy.
Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium (2024)
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Artificial Intelligence is Like a Perpetual Stew
What is artificial intelligence, really?
American University Law Review, Vol. 73 (2024)
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What does Google know about you?
Workshop on Privacy in the Electronic Society (2023)
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"I didn't say that."
IEEE Securtiy & Privacy (2023)
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Differential privacy: simplified.
Jurimetrics (2023)
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My data, my access.
USENIX (2021)
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Yet Another Tracker Blocker
Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium (2021)
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What does Twitter know about you?
USENIX (2020)
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Faces and Fingers: Authentication
Law enforcement can force you to look at your phone to unlock it?
Suffolk University Journal of High Technology Law (2020)
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Is generative data HIPAA compliant?
Stanford Technology Law Review (2019)
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Algorithmic Choice and Superior Responsibility: Closing the Gap Between Liability and Lethal Autonomy by Defining the Line Between Actors and Tools
When AI weapons kill people.
Gonzaga Law Review (2015)
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CAD's Parallel to Technical Drawings: Copyright in the Fabricated World
You wouldn't download a car.
Journal of the Patent and Trademark Office Society (2015)