Fall 2026

Technology Law

Examines the interaction between the legal system and technology, covering economic and social impacts and legal resolution strategies.

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LAW 754

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Examines how the legal system and technology interact. Topics include the economic and social impacts of technology; the uncertainties technology raises for the law; the strategies through which courts, legislatures, administrative agencies, and international institutions resolve these uncertainties; and efforts by incumbent and newcomer industries to use the legal system to advance their interests. Technologies discussed may include smartphones, autonomous weapon systems, domestic drones, robotics, driverless cars, cyberwarfare, the railroad, the internet of things, social media, big data analytics, the sharing economy, generative AI, and other breaking developments.

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  • Economic and social impacts of technology
  • Legal uncertainties raised by technology
  • Legal resolution strategies by courts, legislatures, and agencies
  • Industry efforts to use the legal system
  • Specific technologies: smartphones, autonomous systems, drones, robotics, driverless cars, cyberwarfare, IoT, social media, big data, sharing economy, generative AI

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  • Analyze interaction between legal systems and technology
  • Evaluate legal resolution strategies for technological uncertainties
  • Assess industry strategies in leveraging the legal system

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nvidia/Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-NVFP4
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