Carissa Véliz, Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Oxford and author of Privacy is Power, discusses the dark reality of corporate surveillance and the unintended consequences of data collection. She explores biases in algorithmic decision-making for loans, the banality of evil in data use, and the ethical challenges of artificial intelligence. The discussion emphasizes the importance of privacy rights and offers practical tips for protecting privacy in the digital age.

Carissa Véliz, Associate Professor at the Institute for AI at the University of Oxford, discusses the erosion of privacy by tech giants, advocating for individual rights. She explores privacy in AI design, alternative data economies, and the role of analog experiences. The podcast delves into the intersection of technology and ethics, highlighting the importance of protecting privacy in the digital age.

Carissa Véliz discusses the ethical issues of surveillance, privacy, and data collection by tech giants like Google. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on privacy issues and the shift to compulsory digital engagement is explored. The importance of privacy rights in the digital age and the need for regulations to protect personal information is emphasized.