Our everyday lives are surrounded with everyday objects which have the ability to monitor, track and record everything we do. But what are the roles that AI, machine learning and government play in this gathering of surveillance data.

Sharing his considerable knowledge in the area is Professor David Lyon, who presented a fascinating seminar on this topic at the Adapt Centre.

TOPICS HE DISCUSSED INCLUDE
Smartphone Tracking
IT and Society
Todays Surveillance Landscape
Emergence of Surveillance Studies
Surges in surveillance after 911 and Covid 19
Surveillance and Democracy
Why Surveillance is Important
Automated and other kinds of automated surveillance

GUEST DETAILS
Prof David Lyon has been studying surveillance since the mid-1980s.
A pioneer in the field of Surveillance Studies, he has produced a steady stream of books and articles, starting with The Electronic Eye (1994). The latest is Pandemic Surveillance (2022).

He has led several large collaborative research projects on surveillance, with research funding totalling almost $8 million.
His work has been recognised in Canada, Switzerland, the USA and the UK with a number of fellowships, prizes, awards and an honorary doctorate.

CONTACT

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-lyon-4bb8b714/
Website: https://www.surveillance-studies.ca/