Should Chinese Drones Be Banned in the U.S.? UAV Expert Dr. Caitlin Lee of RAND Corporation Explores Both Sides of the Question

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🎙️ Join us on "At the Boundary" as Dr. Caitlin Lee breaks down the "Countering CCP Drones Act" currently being considered in Congress. This legislation would ban drones from the Chinese-owned technology company, DJI, from operating in the U.S., which would have a massive impact on the personal and professional domestic drone markets. She also analyzes Ukraine's military drone usage in their war with Russia and builds the framework for Taiwan's preparations for drone warfare with China.

Dr. Caitlin Lee, Director of Acquisition and Technology Policy at RAND Corporation, brings her two-decade expertise in UAVs, shedding light on autonomous vehicles' future in national security.

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