Oxford blog warns AI is reshaping consumer contracts and raising policy risks
SandraWachter5 · x · 2026-07-23
Oxford Internet Institute highlights how contract generators, platforms, and AI are reshaping consumer contracts.
The piece, by Luka Nenadic, focuses on the shift toward “lawyerless contracting” and the risks that come with it, especially around consumer protection and policy implications.
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