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The Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School is a leader in the study of the law and policy around the Internet and other emerging technologies.
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› What the past of robotics law says about its future
› The ethical dilemma of self-driving cars
› IEEE driverless car roundtable
› Peter Asaro: Challenges and approaches to developing policy for robots
› Americans okay with police drones, worried about private UAVs | Sputnik
› Robotics-law expert Ryan Calo weighs in on drone regulations — and ‘drunk droning’ | LA Times
› A responsible approach to artificial intelligence | Marketplace Tech
› Should we fear artificial intelligence? | BBC
› A new regulatory agency for autonomous technology is needed first | Ryan Calo via New York Times
› Your car may be programmed to kill you — and 9 more fun facts about self-driving vehicles | Yahoo Tech
› A horse of a different color: Ryan Calo on What robotics can learn from cyberlaw | Slate
› This military robotics company vows to never make a killer robot | Fast Company
› Friday Q&A: Law Professor Ryan Calo | Roll Call
› Move over, humans, the robocars are coming | Washington Post
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