Thread regarding AT&T Inc. layoffs

Google's car crashed, a new redesigned its algorithms to account for this, but the incident raises the key question, Driverless car technologies come with a warning that they are not insulated from software or design faults. But manufacturers and signal providers like AT&T can still be held liable for negligence, funny, add "Hackers" to the equation ...not a good Outcome, "Recent Wired news article16 reports that a few hackers were able to control a Jeep Cherokee by hacking and sending commands through the Jeep’s entertainment system to its dashboard functions, steering, brakes, and transmission. This attack has signaled legislators to start setting new digital security standards for cars and trucks. This security risk will be a barrier to the connected car industry as it will take time to come up with the technology standards and implement them. If an acceptable solution is not proposed soon, it will raise public fear and reduce adoption of connected features in the future"