TAP Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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In “New Laws of Robotics: Defending Human Expertise in the Age of AI,” @brooklynlaw Professor @FrankPasquale explores the myriad ways that technological advances affect how we work, what media we consume, and how the law is made and enforced: https://t.co/zY3esBmLL2. #TechPolicy

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In “The Connected Parent: An Expert Guide to Parenting in a Digital World”, @ugasser (@TU_Muenchen) and @jpalfrey (@Harvard_Law) offer guidance for parents concerned about screen time, social media, gaming, and the role of #technology in education. Read: https://bit.ly/39ju8Uw

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In “Law and Policy for the Quantum Age”, authors @hoofnagle (@UCBerkeley) and Simson Garfinkel (@GWtweets) explain the genesis of quantum information #science (#QIS) and the resulting #quantum technologies: https://t.co/TpUAivLakH. #TechPolicy https://t.co/6gAEQiryFF

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Last month on TAP: ➡️ @hoofnagle, James Dempsey, @ira_rubinstein, and @KJStrandburg discuss divisions over enforcement issues—private right of action and federal preemption. ➡️ @rcalo (@UW) discusses online dark patterns and shares his research into digital market manipulation.

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“Competing in the Age of AI,” a book by @HarvardHBS professors @marcoiansiti and Karim R. Lakhani, explains how reinventing organizations around #data, analytics, and #AI removes traditional constraints that restrict business growth. Read: https://t.co/UcP7JT8Ijc #TechPolicy

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Should Congress or Courts address mashup #copyright concerns? In a recent article, #law professors Shyamkrishna Balganesh (@ColumbiaLaw), Peter Menell (@UCBerkeley), and David Nimmer critique a commercial mashup case ruling. Read more: https://t.co/a9cp0T68VK | #TechPolicy

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#PrivacyLaw professors @DanielSolove (@GWtweets), @Lawprofaallen (@Penn), and Ari Waldman joined @UVALaw professor @daniellecitron for a discussion of her recent book, “The Fight for Privacy: Protecting Dignity, Identity and Love in the Digital Age”: https://t.co/1njQVxwact https://t.co/yeTMsTvnlL

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This @NewYorker article discusses a new book, “Data Driven: Truckers, Technology, and the New Workplace Surveillance”, by Professor @karen_ec_levy of @Cornell that examines the electronic tracking systems in the trucking industry. (1/2) https://t.co/E9j0DsDINF

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#PrivacyLaw expert @DanielSolove (@GWtweets) discusses the promise of #ArtificialIntelligence with Professor Orly Lobel (@USanDiegoLaw). Professor Lobel’s new book, "The Equality Machine”, offers an optimistic view of #AI: https://t.co/Zm5twUUTq6. #TechPolicy #TAPscholar https://t.co/PxtXMuC2Wl

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What is the “donut effect”? What are some notable books on #privacy and #security from 2021? This month on TAP, scholars Nicholas Bloom (@Stanford) and @DanielSolove (@gwlaw) discuss these topics. Read it here: https://bit.ly/2ZP2zdu | #TechPolicy https://t.co/JjWYxUeoPK