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Regulating New Technologies

OVERVIEW

Examples of New Technologies

Informative Links

Discussion Question

Conclusion

New Information Technologies and Public Policy

EXAMPLES (there are many more)

Autonomous Vehicles

Blockchain

Drones (airspace, photography)

Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

Mobile Phones (distracted driving, texting while walking)

Facial Recognition Software

Human RFID Chipping

Cloud Computing

Social Media

Disruptive Information Technologies and Public Policy

More Useful Links about policy

Mobile Phones (distracted driving, texting while walking) https://www.ajpmonline.org/article/S0749-3797%2811%2900164-4/fulltext

Facial Recognition Software http://www.arizonalawreview.org/pdf/55-1/55arizlrev201.pdf

Human RFID Chipping http://www.targeted-individuals.co.uk/rfid_implants_31_ethical_implications_implantable_chips_cancer.pdf

Week 13 Discussion

Weekly Topic: Regulating New Information Technologies

Part One

Why do new technologies require regulation? (try to provide 3 reasons, base them in literature as much as possible. This point should apply to all new emerging technologies)

Part Two

What do you think is a new technology that presents a significant regulatory challenge, and what do you think should be done?

CONCLUSION

Week 12’s discussion was the best yet

No points, no pressure, so more genuine discussion?

New (or disruptive) technologies often get regulated. What factors do they have in common that drive government regulator’s motivations

Part Two should be your opinion. No pressure to “write like a PhD.” Your post should say “I think regulation is needed because...” and then let us know how you’d proceed if you were the King or Queen of New Technologies

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