I would not want to own any internet connected car in the future or now … basically AI will get good enough to hack that thing. To trust your life to that is insane imo

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I agree bro, some things should stay offline. Privacy and security matter, especially when your life is at risk. ⚡🧡
Facts bro 💯 Not everything needs to be online. Privacy is protection, and security should always come first. ⚡🧡
Many newer vehicles already get OTA updates. Imagine an update that switches the acceleration and braking functionality at some given highway speed. It could be simple and unnoticed. It wasn't perfect, but I preferred when vehicle software was well tested before release and rarely got updated locally by wire. At a minimum, drivers should be able to physically disable all that shit and still have a working car they can operate offline. Although I think it will still be a huge public risk for any of them to be connected.
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grey 2 weeks ago
The question must always be asked whether a novel technology makes you more free or more controlled.
Take it easy bro Sometimes you just know, even when nobody tells you. ⚡🤝
True bro. Technology should make us more free, not more controlled. 💯 image
I'm totally going to be one of those "classic car" enthusiasts in the future, except my " classic" will be a 1990 Dodge Shadow, and it'll be for safety and privacy rather than vanity.
They already accepted to get injected with some random goo and then complained they'd get sick if we didn't took it too. Car accidents like that will just be "normal" and nobody will write about it because those "reporters" will ask for an AI opinion before anything goes out to the press.
But donald said elon is best and show me tesla on white house lawn. i do what master says.
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