Woodrow Hartzog suggests that more recent privacy laws provide basic protections, rather than individual consent, to best protect users from AI-specific threats. “The societal structure model that Dan (Solove) and I propose is primarily built around (…) imposing affirmative substantive obligations on those who collect our personal information or monitor us to act in a manner that is consistent with what we want for society, for human values.”
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