US EditionThe Duty Comes From the Data: Rethinking Platform Liability in the Age of Algorithmic Harm
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The Duty Comes From the Data: Rethinking Platform Liability in the Age of Algorithmic Harm
For too long, dominant tech platforms have hidden behind Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, claiming immunity for any harm caused by third-party content they host or promote. But as platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Google have long ago moved beyond passive hosting into highly personalized, behavior-shaping recommendation systems, the legal landscape is shifting in the personal injury context. A new theory of liability is emerging—…
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