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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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› Robots: Their rights and legal status | Australian Broadcasting Corporation
› Who gets a ticket when there’s no one behind the wheel? | Marketplace
› Open season on drones? Town split over licenses to hunt unmanned aircraft
› Six questions states need to ask about self-driving cars | Governing
› Delivered by drones: Are Tacocopters and Burrito Bombers the next Pony Express? | Slate
› The ethics of saving lives with autonomous cars are far murkier than you think | WIRED
› The ethics of saving lives with autonomous cars are far murkier than you think | Wired
› Tune your engine: Driverless car technology | Radio New Zealand
› States develop legislation for driverless cars | USA Today
› Under pressure, Google may slow rollout of driverless car technology
› Disruptions: How driverless cars could reshape cities | New York Times
› What driverless car entrepreneurs can learn from the aviation industry | Australian Broadcasting Company
› Meet the man behind the push to ban killer robots | Motherboard
› Roadmap for driverless cars: Five highlights | The Wall Street Journal
› 3D printing: Is the law ready for the future?
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