Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace¶
Lessig, L. (1999). Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace. Basic Books.
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Primes¶
- Institutional Lag
- Environmental law lags industrial practices; labor law lags gig-economy work structures; privacy law lags data-collection practices; intellectual property law lags AI-generated content, an across-the-board pattern Lessig (1999) anticipated in his analysis of how legal codes interact with rapidly evolving technical architectures.
This sourceFoundational analysis of how legal codes interact with rapidly evolving technical architectures: identifies the gap between law, norms, market, and code as four regulatory modalities, with formal law typically lagging technological change.
- Environmental law lags industrial practices; labor law lags gig-economy work structures; privacy law lags data-collection practices; intellectual property law lags AI-generated content, an across-the-board pattern Lessig (1999) anticipated in his analysis of how legal codes interact with rapidly evolving technical architectures.
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