The Privacy Advisor Podcast

All things Canadian digital policy: A conversation with Kris Klein

For those following along with digital policy in Canada, the last few weeks have been chock full of developments. In early June, the Canadian government introduced its AI

Social media and AI's impact on children's neurological development: A conversation with Alyson Stoner

As artificial intelligence marches its steady pace into our day-to-day lives, the safety and privacy of children online continues to be a major concern for several govern

Transatlantic data flows, the CBPR and AI: A conversation with the International Trade Administration's Bill Guidera

The complexity and significance of international data flows have long been one of the major issues for privacy and digital responsibility professionals. In the last decad

On privacy and machine unlearinng: A discussion with Jevan Hutson

It's no secret that large language models and artificial intelligence systems require massive amounts of data, which often runs up against fundamental privacy principles

Data protection law in India and Vietnam: A discussion with Charmian Aw

The Asia-Pacific region is home to more than half the world's population - at 60% - with approximately 4.75 billion people. In recent years, India and Vietnam, to name ju

California privacy enforcement in 2026: A discussion with CalPrivacy's Tom Kemp

  The California Privacy Protection Agency was formed six years ago as mandated by the California Privacy Rights Act. As the first dedicated privacy regulator in the U.S.

A look ahead at digital policy in 2026 with Omer Tene

Goodwin Partner Omer Tene has long had his finger on the pulse of privacy and AI governance developments and trends. He advises clients on a wide range of issues, from da

Former AI Act negotiator Laura Caroli on the proposed EU Digital Omnibus for AI

On November 19, the European Commission unveiled two major omnibus packages as part of its European Data Union Strategy. One package proposes several changes to the EU Ge

'Privacy, Please!' Lorrie Cranor on why she wrote a privacy book for 4-to-6-year-olds

Lorrie Cranor has long been a leader in the privacy space. As Director and Bosch Distinguished Prof. in Security and Privacy Technologies at Carnegie Mellon's CyLab Secur

EU data protection enforcement and guidance: A discussion with EDPB Chair Anu Talus

Anu Talus was elected Chair of the European Data Protection Board in May of 2023. The EDPB, which was established in 2018, ensures that the EU General Data Protection Reg

Guest pod: Alex LaCasse talks AI governance with Brenda Leong and Andrew Burt

As artificial intelligence continues to coalesce in the modern economy, AI governance only grows in significance. Brenda Leong, director of ZwillGen's AI division, and An

Personal data defined? Ulrich Baumgartner on the implications of the CJEU's SRB ruling

On 4 Sept., the Court of Justice of the European Union gave its highly anticipated decision in the EDPS v. SRB case. In its landmark ruling, the CJEU clarified the defini

On leadership in digital governance: A chat with Ruby Zefo

Ruby Zefo has long been a leader in the fields of privacy, data protection and cybersecurity. She was the first chief privacy officer at Uber, where she served from 2018,

What makes an AI governance professional: A discussion with Ashley Casovan

Nearly a year ago, the IAPP expanded its mission in response to a rapidly changing digital environment to include AI governance, digital responsibility and cybersecurity

Behind the camera with "Privacy People" documentarian and privacy pro Stephen Bolinger

As the privacy profession surpasses the quarter-century mark and enters into a brave new world of artificial intelligence and digital entropy, it's worth taking a look ba

New York State of Mind: A discussion with NYC Chief Privacy Officer Michael Fitzpatrick

As chief privacy officer of the biggest city in the United States, it's safe to say that Michael Fitzpatrick doesn't have your normal, run-of-the-mill job. As part of New

Privacy in the age of robotics: A discussion with Erin Relford

Autonomous robots with embedded artificial intelligence are growing more common across industry sectors. So-called "embodied AI," collects vast amounts of data through it

On privacy and technology with Dan Solove

Privacy law and technological advancements have a deep and intertwined history that go back to at least the 1890s with Samuel Warren and Louis Brandeis's article "The Rig

Regulating online safety: A chat with Australia eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman-Grant

Australia made waves in 2024 after it passed an amendment to the Online Safety Act of 2021, which introduces a legal minimum age of 16 to create and use an account for ce

US state AI legislation in 2025: A discussion with Connecticut State Sen. James Maroney

Though it came close in recent years, federal privacy legislation is not likely top of mind as a new administration takes the reigns in Washington, DC. The same likely go