New self-piloted drones confront an uncertain regulatory and liability landscape. Plus, will cryptocurrencies be subject to more stringent regulation?
February 20, 2018 at 07:58 PM
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Hello and welcome to another week of What’s Next, your briefing on the future of law. Enjoy the long weekend? I got out of San Francisco and into nature for a bit—only to run across signs warning people not to fly drones. It’s hard to escape the impact of Silicon Valley around here.
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