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With the advent of quantum key distribution allowing computers to communicate securely over distance via the phenomenon of quantum entanglement, Heverly said tech developers might consider hardware solutions similar to Clipper chips, which were encryption devices developed by the NSA for telecommunications companies in the 1990s. Clipper chips came with a "back door" that would allow law enforcement to intercept and decode voice and data transmissions.

“The only way that the government and law enforcement agencies could get it would be by showing they had reason to get it with a warrant ... If the keys were ever to be leaked, that would be hugely problematic," Heverly said, noting that the Clipper chip had, in fact, been hacked before its implementation. "If you build in a back door, somebody’s going to find a way to use your back door — especially if you announce it to everybody in the world that you’re doing that."

To get a jump on legal discussions about quantum computers, Heverly predicted an interdisciplinary field of “quantum law” will emerge alongside the technology, drawing much of its wisdom from past lessons in tech history. He said he and his colleagues in the CQN act as trailblazers for the emerging discipline, which aims to help build understanding of the technology among law students and lawmakers, as well as its potential social implications.
https://www.govtech.com/education/higher-ed/next-gen-internet-may-call-for-a-new-field-quantum-law

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Next-Gen Internet May Call for a New Field: 'Quantum Law'

Albany Law professor Rob Heverly says scholars, industry leaders and government regulators need to start pondering quantum Internet regulations, and discussions should be informed by lessons of the past.

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"The law is clear … a platform that has securities on it is an exchange. It's a question of whether they're registered or they're operating outside the law," he told Yahoo Finance on Friday.

Gensler added that the existing law for crypto platforms is "straightforward," and that many do in fact offer securities. And that means they should be registered with the SEC and have "appropriate disclosure about the tokens" to protect users and the public from fraud and financial manipulation, he said.

He noted that many cryptocurrency tokens have previously been found to be securities, so it is very likely that at least some of the many thousands of tokens offered on various platforms will also qualify as securities.

Additionally, Gensler explained that it is the SEC's responsibility to protect investors, and that protection in large part comes from company disclosures about these "highly investable assets."

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Crypto platforms are doing business 'outside the law' if they don't register with the SEC, says regulator's chief Gary Gensler

SEC Chairman Gary Gensler said that, odds are, crypto exchanges have securities on their platforms, and they should disclose them.

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Vaccine caused Tas man's death: Coroner

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