Daniel J. Solove is the Bernard Professor of Intellectual Property and Technology Law at the George Washington University Law School. He founded TeachPrivacy, a leading provider of privacy and data security training.
A globally recognized authority on privacy law, Solove has authored more than 10 books and 100 articles and is the most-cited legal scholar born after 1970.
- Privacy, AI, and Tech Works Worth Your Attention
on September 25, 2026 - A Privacy Torts Lesson from Philip Rothon September 23, 2026
- Cory Doctorow’s The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AIon September 21, 2026
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September 2026
Solove published two short stories of speculative fiction – “Terms of Service” and “Heart and Head.” His fiction is here.
August 2026
Solove was named one of the 2026 “Most Influential Leaders in Cyber Incident Response” by BreachRx, a cyber incident response management platform. BreachRx cited Professor Solove’s research on privacy, which “has become foundational reference material for regulators and incident response practitioners, shaping how the legal community frames data breach response before, during, and after incidents.”
June 2026
Solove publishes “How to Maintain Our Privacy in the AI Age” in the Wall St. Journal (June 23, 2026).
March 2026
Final published version of Solove’s article, Against Privacy Essentialism, 104 North Carolina Law Review 613 (2026).
January 2026
Final published version of Solove’s article, Privacy in Authoritarian Times: Surveillance Capitalism and Government Surveillance
67 Boston College Law Review 51 (2026).
December 2025
Solove’s book, ON PRIVACY AND TECHNOLOGY was included in several notable book lists: (1) Tech Policy Press: The Year in Books 2025 (2) Luiza Jarovsky’s AI Book Club List.
January 2025
Daniel Solove surpassed 500,000 downloads on the Social Science Research Network (SSRN). Solove is only the second law professor to reach this milestone.