Content

"Living the public life is the new default', 'transparency will replace privacy as the social norm and ideal', 'privacy is a passing artifact of the industrial age'. These are a few notable quotes from privacy experts when asked to reflect on the future of privacy. In this lecture, we dwell on the concept of 'privacy' and 'data' and what exactly this means for technological innovation. Using concrete examples and our own social science research, we will elaborate on various privacy dilemmas and problems related to data collection and use.

Time and costs

No prior knowledge is required to attend this lecture. The target audience is therefore very broad. The lecture lasts approximately one hour.