Produced by Jonathan Lynch
Ever get the feeling that someone is watchingyou? Well, you may want to get used to it. While the US government has been putting un-manned drones to heavy use in war zones in recent years, the flying robots will soon be soaring American skies.
Last week, the Electronic Freedom Foundationdisclosed a list of agenciesthat have been granted permission to use drones over American soil, including universities, federal agencies, and even local police departments. Here to discuss the sticky intersection of domestic drone use and privacy is Stanford Law School’s Ryan Calo. Ryan is the Director of Privacy and Robotics at the Center for Internet and Society and his workon the issue has been featured in The Atlanticand The New York Times.
