Why are so many people blind to the potential pitfalls of self-driving cars? Considering traditional automakers previous behavior when dealing with defects, th

Why are so many people blind to the potential pitfalls of self-driving cars? Considering traditional automakers previous behavior when dealing with defects, this huge rush to get cars connected so that they can hoover up as much data on you and your driving as possible, their general culture of secrecy, a reticence to launch bug bounties and the general closed source nature of their code, you are not at all worried about terrorists or, much more likely, mischief makers hacking your car (or a fleet of the same model with the same vulnerability) for the lulz? I've said this before, but I'm definitely not getting Mk. 1 of a self-driving car and most likely will never get one unless they open source the code.