Lee Laskody - Four Revolutions: How We Need to Think About Legal Technology
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This document discusses Luciano Floridi's theory of four revolutions: the first being Copernicus proving the Earth revolves around the Sun, the second being Darwin's theory of evolution, and the third being Freud's work in psychoanalysis. The fourth revolution is described as work by Alan Turing and Claude Shannon establishing computers and information theory. The document suggests we need to think about how law applies in this new "infosphere" dominated by information and technology.
Lee Laskody - Four Revolutions: How We Need to Think About Legal Technology
- 1. FOUR REVOLUTIONS HOW WE NEED TO THINK ABOUT LEGAL TECHNOLOGY
- 2. LUCIANO FLORIDI, OXFORD UK Philosophy of Information Principle Works The Fourth Revolution (2014) The Ethics of Information (2013) The Philosophy of Information (2011) Information, A Very Short Introduction (2010)
- 4. SECOND REVOLUTION Charles Darwin Origins of Species (1859)
- 5. THIRD REVOLUTION Sigmund Freud Anna O (1895)
- 6. THE FOURTH REVOLUTION ALAN TURING (1937) CLAUDE SHANNON (1948)
- 7. LIFE IN THE INFOSPHERE CRAIG VENTER CELL AS INFORMATION SYSTEM
- 8. LAW IN THE INFOSPHERE
- 9. WHAT IS THE PLACE FOR THE HUMAN?