Exposed: Privacy, Security, and the Smart City
This one-day conference focused on the privacy issues created by the ubiquitous surveillance of smart cities.
Chicago is leading the way in becoming a “smart” city, a city that tracks traffic, movement, energy use, cell phones and the like to run more efficiently. Privacy is the price. To live in the smart city is to live exposed. What will the exposed life be like? Can we find a balance between privacy rights and the benefits of massive data collection? What control should we have over our information? What roles should technology and the law play?
Conference Materials
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IIT Provost Frances Bronet introduces Smart Cities Conference
IIT Provost Frances Bronet introduces Smart Cities Conference
Adam Greenfield, Founder and Managing Director of Urbanscale, Co-founder of Do Projects, American writer and urbanist, Author of Against the Smart City addressed the question Are Smart Cities A Smart Choice? Politics by Other Means: The Latent Logics of the So-called “Smart City” at the recent one-day conference Exposed: Privacy, Security, and the Smart City
Adam Greenfield
Adam Greenfield
Kevin Willer in Conversation with Lori Andrews
Kevin Willer in Conversation with Lori Andrews
