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D.K., a Pawnee woman who is Deaf, was denied a promotion after being assessed through biased automated hiring technology.

Limits and guardrails are vital to protect our privacy and liberty — as well as our sanity — against omnipresent AI surveillance.

We’ve been getting a lot of questions about when border agents can legally conduct searches of travelers’ electronic devices at international airports and other ports of entry. Unfortunately, the answer isn’t simple.

A student is suing UC Santa Cruz to challenge the unconstitutional search and seizure of her phone in retaliation for her participation in a pro-Palestine, anti-war protest last spring.

President Donald Trump has swiftly removed Artificial Intelligence protections, exposing people to real-world harms.

You shouldn't participate in face recognition ticketing schemes.

The ACLU has issued legislative recommendations on protecting privacy and accessibility when creating digital IDs.

In a case pending before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, police want unimpeded access to all the information on a cell phone, just because the physical device was lost or left behind. But the doctrine they cite is a poor fit for the digital age.

Consumer privacy laws should strengthen free speech protections online, and vice versa. Here’s how it can be done.