The Jurisprudence Of Digital Assets And Succession Planning

This article discusses the implications of the conscious or unwitting exploitation of artificial intelligence, computational thinking, data analytics, digitisation, and machine learning, plus the internet of things, robotics and the like, by swathes of people in the developed and developing worlds. It examines the ethics pertaining to the ownership, regulation, retention and use of digital assets, and the tension between service providers and those seeking to access services.