Permissionless Innovation
The Continuing Case for Comprehensive Technological Freedom
by:
Adam Thierer
Summary:
The book advocates for a regulatory approach that allows for technological advancements and entrepreneurial activities to proceed with minimal governmental interference, arguing that innovation thrives best in an environment of freedom and experimentation. It warns against precautionary principles that could stifle creativity and progress, making a case for the benefits of a more open, flexible policy framework that encourages discovery and economic growth.
Key points:
1. Embrace Innovation Without Restrictions: Thierer believes we should let innovation happen freely without needing regulators' approval first, opposing the idea that we must prove new tech is safe before use.
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