Here (https://electrek.co/2016/10/28/george-hotz-cancels-his-tesla-autopilot-like-comma-one-after-request-from-nhtsa/ https://electrek.co/2016/10/28/george-hotz

Here (https://electrek.co/2016/10/28/george-hotz-cancels-his-tesla-autopilot-like-comma-one-after-request-from-nhtsa/ https://electrek.co/2016/10/28/george-hotz-cancels-his-tesla...) is an article of a run in Hotz had with National Highway Traffic Safety Administration last year. Although in the video he comes off as somewhat BS-y and irresponsible (you screw up your PS3 while hacking, you brick it; same thing for a car may very well kill you) I still like his overall maverick approach to the problem. Having a cheap cell-phone based OBD-II interaction mechanism with a simple GUI will may not solve the self-driving problem but may provide input for people to improve their driving. Therefore the "fitbit for your car" analogy is very apt.