Flightless Drones
Cross-posted from Forbes. One big issue with regulating new technology is defining it. An early version of the Nevada driverless car law appeared, on my read,…
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Is the World Ready for Self-Driving Cars?
Listen to the full interview over at KCRW. The cars of today are almost fully automated, and the smart technology for driverless cars has now been developed. W…
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An End to Traffic Jams Forever
"So it was intriguing to hear policy and automation expert, Bryant Walker Smith, at the Georgetown symposium. Smith is a fellow at Stanford Law School’s Ce…
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When Apps Attack
My colleague Yoshi told me an interesting story the other day. He looked down at his smart phone to find a large spider running across it. Understandably, my…
The Pinocchio Complex: How Category Confusion Affects Drone Law And Policy
Drone & Aerial Robotics ConferenceThe Pinocchio Complex: How Category Confusion Affects Drone Law And PolicyRyan Calo, Assistant Professor at University of…
The FAA's Drone Privacy Plan: Actually Pretty Sensible
Cross-posted from Forbes. Thursday felt like drone day. The Federal Aviation Administration released both its roadmap (PDF) to integrate private drones into d…
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FAA tackles safety and privacy in updated plan to put drones in US skies
Is this country ready for the drone revolution? Baby steps, says the Federal Aviation Administration, which on Thursday unveiled its new roadmap for releasing d…
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FAA issues plan for domestic drone use
The Federal Aviation Administration released what it called a road map Thursday that sets the stage for law enforcement agencies, businesses, universities and h…
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FAA making plans for drone flights in U.S.
The Federal Aviation Administration published a plan Thursday that sets the stage for law enforcement agencies, businesses, universities and hobbyists to begin…
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Killer Robots
Affiliate Scholar Peter Asaro appears on NHK, Japan's leading nightly news program, discussing the effort to ban Killer Robots and meeting with the Japanese…
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Autonomous Cars Will Reshape the Legal Landscape
About 250 million passenger vehicles crowd American roads, according to the U.S. Bureau of Transportation statistics. They take different paths, yet new models…
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How drones will change your life
"While Calo argues that the ease with which the government can spy on us "should be a concern", he also says that drones could be useful in start…