
Understand the legal layer of emerging technology. Conversations with top lawyers, regulators, and entrepreneurs on the laws and policy decisions shaping our future.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 203 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

What do the 2026 midterm results mean for tech policy in the U.S.?
Not necessarily a tech crackdown, according to Justin Slaughter, senior advisor at Paradigm. Justin explains why a wave this big scrambles the usual playbook, and what tech’s pitch t... more
David Lat has watched the legal profession for 30 years: as a law student, a federal clerk and a prosecutor, then as the founder of Above the Law and now as the writer behind Original Jurisdiction, one of the most widely read newsletters on law and t... more
Can traditional financial institutions use permissionless blockchains without being offside of the Bank Secrecy Act?
What happens if a bank unknowingly pays a fee to a sanctioned validator?
By the end of this episode, you'll understand the history... more
Anthropic calls some AI distillation illicit. But is distillation illegal?
The answer may depend less on what you do with AI outputs than on how you accessed them.
This episode is a deep dive into how courts might rule. We cover X v. Bright Data, w... more
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A thoughtful exploration of the legal and regulatory boundaries shaping emerging technologies, with a focus on crypto, digital assets, AI in law, and policy-making. Episodes frequently feature regulators, leading litigators, and policy experts discussing how rules are written, interpreted, and enforced, as well as practical implications for builders, investors, and enterprises. The show stands out for its deep dives into how statutes and regulatory philosophies intersect with innovation, offering listeners clear context on complex rulemaking, enforcement actions, and market structure shifts.
Expect rigorous analysis, accessible explanations of technical concepts, and interviews with people shaping crypto, fintech, and digital-law regimes. ... more
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