This week, President Ryan sits down with Danielle Citron, a legal scholar, MacArthur Fellowship recipient, and expert in privacy law. Among other things, she's the Jefferson Scholars Foundation Schenck Distinguished Professor at the UVA's School of Law, director of UVA Law Tech Center, and vice president of the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative.
They discuss Professor Citron's work in the space of protecting our online privacy--which goes beyond targeted advertisement into data points that can alter the course of our careers, our insurance premiums, and the very basics of our privacy. Her latest book, The Fight for Privacy: Protecting Dignity, Identity and Love in the Digital Age, is a call for the protection of intimate privacy as a human and civil right that must be defined and defended in the law. They also talk about deep fake technology and the danger of the "Liar's Dividend" -- the dangerous downstream effects of false videos on society, business, and our personal lives.

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