WACC | Temporal selves under siege: Artificial Intelligence and the need for privacy as a right to becoming

WACC | Temporal selves under siege: Artificial Intelligence and the need for privacy as a right to becoming

Lemi Baruh and Mihaela Popescu When we talk about online privacy, what comes to mind? For decades, the dominant answer in law and everyday thinking has centred on one idea: control over personal information. This approach, called informational privacy, treats our personal data – our clicks, likes, searches, and purchases – as an extension of us. The core belief is that we, as individuals, should have the authority to determine when, how, and to …