Your Techsquire:

Trusted Expertise at the Intersection of Technology, Law, and Policy

Your Techsquire:

Trusted Expertise at the Intersection of Technology, Law, and Policy

Your Techsquire:

Trusted Expertise at the Intersection of Technology, Law, and Policy

Features & Affiliations

About Me

Danielle A. (Davis) Canty, Esq. has spent nearly a decade working across law, civil rights, and public policy to examine how technology shapes opportunity, visibility, access, and everyday life. Her work is grounded in the understanding that artificial intelligence, social media, and digital infrastructure are shaped by the histories, inequities, and human choices that came before them. 

Danielle brings this perspective to her research, writing, speaking, and media, connecting today’s technology debates to the histories and policy choices that continue to influence who benefits from technological change. 

MY PODCAST

The Miseducation of Technology

The Miseducation of Technology® explores the digital age through the lens of Black culture. Drawing inspiration from Carter G. Woodson’s The Mis-Education of the Negro and Lauryn Hill’s The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, it challenges dominant narratives and examines how digital tools reflect the same systemic biases that have shaped society for generations and continue to influence opportunity, access, and everyday life. 

Each episode breaks down topics including broadband access and affordability, social media regulation, platform accountability, privacy, and artificial intelligence—including its growing role in faith communities and spiritual formation. Through cultural critique and accessible explanations, Attorney Danielle helps listeners recognize potential harms, understand the forces behind the technologies they use, and learn how those tools can better serve them and their communities.

MY PODCAST

The Miseducation of Technology

The Miseducation of Technology® explores the digital age through the lens of Black culture. Drawing inspiration from Carter G. Woodson’s The Mis-Education of the Negro and Lauryn Hill’s The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, it challenges dominant narratives and examines how digital tools reflect the same systemic biases that have shaped society for generations and continue to influence opportunity, access, and everyday life. 

Each episode breaks down topics including broadband access and affordability, social media regulation, platform accountability, privacy, and artificial intelligence—including its growing role in faith communities and spiritual formation. Through cultural critique and accessible explanations, Attorney Danielle helps listeners recognize potential harms, understand the forces behind the technologies they use, and learn how those tools can better serve them and their communities.

RESEARCH

Sacred Data, Secular Algorithms 

What happens when our most sacred human experiences become data? 

Through her fellowship at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University, Danielle examines the legal, ethical, technological, and theological implications of artificial intelligence entering our spiritual lives. 

MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL

Let’s Talk All Things Tech Policy, Law, & Culture

Accessible explainers, legal analysis, research updates, and cultural commentary on the technologies shaping our lives. 

AI Generated Art: Can You Copyright It? Explained by a Lawyer

SPEAKING

Ideas That Move the Room

Danielle’s work explores one central question: How is artificial intelligence reshaping the human experience—and what does that demand of our laws, institutions, and society? Each keynote approaches that question through its own original framework. 

SIGNATURE KEYNOTES:

  • The Miseducation of Technology® 
  • Can AI Automate the Poor Tax? 
  • Sacred Data, Secular Algorithms 
  • Me, Myself, and AI 

Think with Danielle

Bring your biggest question about artificial intelligence, technology policy, research, thought leadership, or faith and technology to a private strategy session with Danielle. Together, you will explore options, pressure-test your thinking, and identify clear next steps. 

THE BLOG

My Writings

How to Build AI Workflows That Actually Work (Not Just Prompts)
How to Build AI Workflows That Actually Work (Not Just Prompts)

Most people use AI wrong — and it’s costing them time, money, and opportunities. Let me explain. When people think of “using AI,” they think of writing a prompt:“Help me write this,”“Explain this,”“Draft that.” But that’s not how the people making real money, real...

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