DR. JEREMY GILIULA is a Staff Technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation where he focuses on a wide variety of tech policy topics including net neutrality, big data, mobile privacy, and privacy issues associated with drones and autonomous vehicles. At a young age Jeremy was sidetracked from his ultimate goal of protecting digital civil liberties by the allure of building and programming robots. He went to Caltech for undergrad, where he spent four years participating in the DARPA Grand Challenge, a competition to create a vehicle capable of traversing the desert autonomously. He then got his PhD in computer science from Stanford University, where his research focused on the design and analysis of algorithms for guaranteeing the safety of systems that employ machine learning and other AI techniques in an online fashion.

DR. JEREMY GILIULA is a Staff Technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation where he focuses on a wide variety of tech policy topics including net neutrality, big data, mobile privacy, and privacy issues associated with drones and autonomous vehicles. At a young age Jeremy was sidetracked from his ultimate goal of protecting digital civil liberties by the allure of building and programming robots. He went to Caltech for undergrad, where he spent four years participating in the DARPA Grand Challenge, a competition to create a vehicle capable of traversing the desert autonomously. He then got his PhD in computer science from Stanford University, where his research focused on the design and analysis of algorithms for guaranteeing the safety of systems that employ machine learning and other AI techniques in an online fashion.