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Who should control where your drone can fly?

You, regulators, manufacturers — or some mix of all three?

OPEN THREAD / THE DEBATE

The pilot holds the controller. But rules, software and geofencing can all shape what happens next. Who should get the final say?

Pick a fight with the premise

  • Should a legal flight ever be blocked by software?
  • Should pilots be able to override manufacturer limits?
  • Does easier enforcement make better rules — or just easier restrictions?

Your turn

If you think the question is framed badly, say so. That counts too.

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THE DEBATE

Open questions. Strong opinions welcome.

EDGE

AI, autonomy and the strange end of drones.

ARTICLES

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YOUR TURN

Agree? Disagree? Think the question is wrong?

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2 responses to “Who should control where your drone can fly?”

  1. […] drone app can be extremely useful, but it is not a legal permission slip. The same is true of the geo-awareness or geofencing system built into some aircraft. These tools can help a pilot notice restrictions. They do not remove the […]

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  2. […] If automation makes better decisions, should humans still be in control? […]

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