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Edward Snowden
What would save more lives than every surveillance program in the world today? Self-driving cars.
07:38 - 10 mei 2016
James Cook 10 mei
what’s your high score on Flappy Bird?
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WP Site Care 10 mei
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Michaël Kael 10 mei
Combined with self-serving pubs?
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shadohchaser 10 mei
but I have the Need for Speed & control😶
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Victoria Fierce 10 mei
no!!!! Better transit investment!!
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Bruno 10 mei
Thanks to and this is already possible today, , tell your people to go order one!
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Mark Simpkins 10 mei
@ianbrownoii then the cars could monitor us all too (i’m overthinking some of this aren’t I).
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Cara McGoogan 10 mei
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Remarkable 10 mei
Only if they worked properly. Which they don't.
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Chris King 10 mei
As long as they are secure. A mass hack of self driving cars could cause a lot of death and injury.
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Peter VanValkenburgh 10 mei
key refinement: self driving cars running on decentralized networks. otherwise fragile system kills privacy & vulnerable to attack
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Craig Fiegener 10 mei
That's an intriguing claim. They are speeding toward reality in CA, that's for sure.
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Anon Undefined 10 mei
So "they" can read the cars data for surveillance?
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Wilbert Kraan 10 mei
but wouldn’t self-driving cars *require* one of the widest surveillance programs in the world to function?
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Anon Undefined 10 mei
Googles cars are actually working great. No crashes at all (One got crashed by someone else but it couldnt prevent it)
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Michael Bender 10 mei
then don't flick the switch
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SEA☔☔LE SEO 10 mei
both programs increase anxiety, isolation, decrease community engagement, disengagement, while empowering passive rule.
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