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Which is a legitimate fear, and substantial effort should go into preventing such bugs, but any sufficiently determined person doesn't need to exploit a softwar
by ovao 9y ago
Which is a legitimate fear, and substantial effort should go into preventing such bugs, but any sufficiently determined person doesn't need to exploit a software bug to be able to kill others. ISIS appears to be quite effective at simply convincing its members to directly and voluntarily engage themselves in such acts.
- jtbayly 9y agoYeah, but we're dealing with an order of magnitude difference if we give them control over > 1Million mobile bombs (ie 1 large self-driving car network).
- ovao 9y agoUnless it was somehow possible to remotely trigger a battery explosion, no, we would not be giving anyone control over “mobile bombs”.