84-331 Technology, Law, and Democracy

6 units, Carnegie Mellon University

We are living through a technology revolution that is reshaping politics, economics, and social relations. Democracies and institutions are being challenged on how to respond and regulate these new social forces. Policy communities are struggling to create new legal frameworks and regulatory regimes both at the national and international levels. The seminar will explore how these tensions are challenging our democratic principles and values.

Prerequisites: none listed

Offered: Summer 2026

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