Daniel Susser

Daniel Susser is an Associate Professor in the Department of Information Science at Cornell University, focusing on ethics, politics, and policy in computing. He is a philosopher studying governance and normative challenges in data-driven technologies.

Research Interests:

• Ethics of automation and AI
• Privacy theory and data governance
• Science and Technology Studies (STS)
• Policy frameworks for synthetic data
• Critical analysis of differential privacy

Recent Work Trends include synthetic data governance, differential privacy critiques, and interdisciplinary approaches to privacy policy. His publications span journals like Surveillance & Society, Hastings Center Report, and ACM Journal on Responsible Computing.

Scientific Awards:

• CDT Non-Resident Fellow

Grants: NIH funding (co-PI) for synthetic data ethics research.