​“Laws are spider webs through which the big flies pass and the little ones get caught.” -Balzac ​
The artificial intelligence revolution threatens to uproot entire professions, replace millions of workers, and reshape industrial relations. Much ink has been spilled on the ways in which AI influence has already taken root. Wall Street and Washington, D.C., are both betting on the technology to power the future of American innovation.
But little has been said about how the industry has already seized control over key components of American governance. Look no further than the quiet shifts in the application of copyright law.
