#211 - Is AI Distillation Illegal?
Anthropic calls some AI distillation illicit. But is distillation illegal? The answer may depend less on what you do with AI outputs than on...
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The Law of Code podcast focuses on the legal framework being built around blockchains, crypto, NFTs, and DAOs. We’ll look at crypto regulations, rights surrounding NFTs, as well as the legis...
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20 of 200 episodes#210 - Cyber Letters of Marque
Cybercrime costs Americans an estimated $200 billion a year, and AI is supercharging it. The U.S. government's newest response is one of the...
#209 - Vaults
Vaults might be finance's next trillion-dollar opportunity. But what are they? How do they work? What regulation might apply? You'll hear fr...
Interview: SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce on Reg Crypto
Commissioner Hester Peirce joins the podcast to discuss Regulation Crypto Assets, as well as secondary market trading, DePIN and vaults. If...
Interview: The GRANITE Act, explained by Preston Byrne
The GRANITE Act is a two-and-a-half-page bill designed to stop foreign governments from censoring Americans online. Preston Byrne, the Manag...
#208 - Reg Crypto
What is Regulation Crypto Assets? An SEC-led rule proposal that allows projects to raise capital in the U.S. by selling tokens. That's the s...
Interview: OSC CEO Grant Vingoe on Crypto in Canada, Part II
Grant Vingoe is the CEO of the Ontario Securities Commission, Canada's largest securities regulator. Grant explains Canada's approach to cry...
#207 - Crypto in Canada
How does Canada regulate crypto? This podcast answers that in less than 60 minutes. You'll hear from Grant Vingoe, CEO of the OSC, Eric Rich...
Interview: Legora's Kyle Poe on the Future of AI & Law Firms
Kyle Poe is a former BigLaw partner and currently VP of Legal Innovation and Strategy at Legora, a legal AI startup valued at $5.6 billion....
#206 - How lawyers are using AI in 2026
By the end of this episode, you'll understand how lawyers are actually AI maxxing in 2026, and how you can, too. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:58...
#205 - Code & Free Speech
When should software lose free speech protections? This podcast covers software and the First Amendment, tracing the history from Cold War e...
#204 - Prediction Markets
Prediction markets are a multi-billion dollar industry, led by companies like Kalshi and Polymarket. They are also controversial. Some want...
#203 - SEC Crypto Rulemaking
How do regulators actually write the rules for crypto? SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce and Taylor Lindman, Chief Counsel of the SEC's Crypto...
#202 - Perps
Over a trillion dollars worth of perps are traded every month, yet 99% people have never heard of them. Fewer understand how they work. This...
#201 - The CLARITY Act
What is the CLARITY Act? Maybe the most important piece of financial legislation in a generation. This podcast explains the history of U.S....
#200 - Money Transmission & Developer Liability
Can the U.S. government send a software developer to prison for writing and publishing code? That's the question at the center of the Tornad...
#186 - AI & Legal Privilege
Does attorney-client privilege exist when you use ChatGPT or Claude? Should it? Jacob Robinson sits down with Mike Katz, Partner at Manatt P...
#185 - When Circle must freeze USDC (and when they probably should) with Austin Campbell
When does U.S. law require Circle to freeze USDC? It's a question many are asking after a series of wallets were frozen in connection to a s...
#184 - Transaction Denied: Rainey Reitman on Financial Censorship
What are the risks of allowing financial institutions to cut off access to the economy for lawful but controversial activity? Rainey Reitman...
#183 - A founder's playbook for new SEC crypto guidance
What should crypto founders know about the SEC and CFTC's joint interpretive guidance on securities law? Joining to discuss is Joe Doll (@Sh...