My new book Law and Technology: A Methodical Approach is available for pre-order ($40) over at Oxford University Press. The book explores what scholars and society can do about emerging technology.

First time holding my book 🥹 Thanks @UCLA!

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Headed to University of British Columbia in Vancouver soon to talk law and technology.

CIS Affiliate @rcalo argues law should proactively shape tech rather than just react to it. His book proposes a methodical approach: define tech carefully, assess impacts, analyze legal implications, and recommend solutions

Great to talk to @justinhendrix for the @techpolicypress podcast about my new book!

As an EV charging network provider, your reputation lives and dies by reliability. Every failed charging session isn’t just a technical hiccup — it’s a frustrated driver, a potential social post, and a lost opportunity to build trust. That’s why measuring the right reliability

💻Video of @rcalo's SRI Seminar Series talk is now online. 🗣️Talk title: "Law and technology: A methodical approach" 🎙️Moderator: @theannasu, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto 📼 Watch: https://t.co/EoofkJsc2s

If you're in Seattle Monday, join Jevin West and I in conversation with Divya Kothari on misinformation in science at Pike Pub!

Senate Republicans are holding a second hearing on alleged Biden censorship of speech entitled “Shut Your App” days after DOJ made Apple remove an app designed to report the public whereabouts of law enforcement. 🙃

Ania is an artist in Prague who, after 15 years in corporations, quit to pursue her dream of becoming a portrait artist. Succeed or fail, she plans to document what happens. You can follow along here.

My book has it's own little website. https://t.co/cwUF7DshYT Thank you, Lily Wieland!

@hartzog and Mark McKenna argue for more precision in their references to “scale” in regards to technology. Differentiating between “scale as more” and “scale as different” H & M suggest they have different implications for regulation

As of today, if your institution subscribes to Oxford Academic, you can read my book Law and Technology: A Methodical Approach in its entirety. 🩵

CIS Affiliate @rcalo's new book Law and Technology: A Methodical Approach explores why law finds technology so difficult to regulate, and what to do about it. Book is now available on pre-order here https://t.co/LtHLQhecoC and here

The University of Washington School of Law is hiring a tenured lateral in business law. Apply here:

My new book is available for pre-order on Amazon. https://t.co/4AryzUSxwZ Or, if you'd rather buy local

The Cambridge Handbook of Generative AI and the Law by Mimi Zou, Cristina Poncibò, Martin Ebers and Ryan Calo - @rcalo Global experts offer an interdisciplinary analysis of legal and regulatory challenges posed by generative AI. 📚 https://t.co/EbeMqyvpjp #commerciallaw

The IRS’s appeal in AbbVie threatens to undermine the Trump administration’s pro-growth agenda by paving the way for higher corporate tax burdens.

If you're in Boston September 8, I'll be speaking about my new book at MIT Media Lab (11:00 AM) and Boston University School of Law (4:00 PM).

Bluesky has geoblocked Mississippi in response to their age assurance law. The balkanized internet has long been here between nations, but I think this is the first time we're seeing a speech platform geo-blocking by *US State* This way lies madness. https://t.co/yNWNW9xIeV

Technology is not inevitable. It's contingent. We don't have to accept technology in the exact same form in which it's being sold to us, says Professor Ryan Calo in an interview with @diplomaatia. @rcalo @UWSchoolofLaw @TechPolicyLab @uwcip

Excited to join Boston University School of Law's world-class faculty to discuss my new book on law and technology! Monday, September 8. https://t.co/qbihVmpj12 #Boston

I spoke to @FastCompany about the Office of Technology Assessment. How it died, and why we need it back.