Kafka in the Age of AI and the Futility of Privacy as Control
Briefly

Although Kafka's view of human nature is exaggerated for darkly comedic effect, it nevertheless captures many truths that privacy law must reckon with.
Even if dark patterns and dirty manipulative practices are cleaned up, people will still make bad decisions about privacy. Despite warnings, people will embrace the technologies that hurt them. When given control over their data, people will give it right.
Read at TeachPrivacy
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