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Drone Laws Exposed (2025): The Ultimate Guide to U.S. FAA Rules, No-Fly Zones, and State Regulations

Drone Laws Exposed (2025): The Ultimate Guide to U.S. FAA Rules, No-Fly Zones, and State Regulations

The FAA divides drones into Recreational and Part 107 Commercial categories, with the latter requiring a Remote Pilot Certificate (minimum 16 years old, English proficiency, passing the Unmanned Aircraft General – Small exam, TSA background check) and a certificate valid for 2 years plus 24‑month recurrent training. Recreational flyers must pass the TRUST safety test, and any drone over 0.55…
14 June 2025
Flying Into Trouble? These Are the Drone Laws in Every Country You Must Know in 2025

Flying Into Trouble? These Are the Drone Laws in Every Country You Must Know in 2025

Most countries require registration for drones over 250 g, with examples including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the EU, China, and Japan, and fees typically around $5 for 1–3 years. In the United States, recreational flyers must pass the TRUST test and follow community safety rules, while commercial operators must hold an FAA Remote Pilot Certificate (Part 107);…
13 June 2025
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  • Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.6 Update Challenges Software Stocks Amid AI Race
    February 5, 2026, 1:13 PM EST. Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.6, an update to its Cowork AI assistant, enhancing capabilities for office and coding work. This expansion increases the AI's context window from 200,000 to one million tokens, allowing it to process more complex tasks. The upgrade includes improved reasoning and a new PowerPoint integration for creating slides that adhere to corporate templates. These advances are intensifying concerns about AI displacing specialized software and impacting stocks in legal and financial analysis sectors, contributing to a Nasdaq downturn. Anthropic claims the model outperforms OpenAI's GPT-5.2 in knowledge work benchmarks. The broader AI competition involves tech giants racing to develop tools that could reshape workplaces and the future of employment.
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