The human mind is also hackable... it just takes a considerably longer time to hack it compared to installing software on a computer. Id argue that the internet

The human mind is also hackable... it just takes a considerably longer time to hack it compared to installing software on a computer. Id argue that the internet and social media has increased the speed at which the mind can be hacked by a malicious actor. Im not so sure which is worse now, autonomous vehicles or human drivers? I think its much harder to detect when a human has been "hacked" than a fleet of cars. Cars could have subsystems build in for detecting anomolies, axuilary computers and manual overdrive settings. Detecting when a human has been "hacked" requires invasion of privacy, constant surveillance, reliable friends and family, and a whole bunch of other variables. Preventing a human from being hacked might require arduous and expensive changes and experiments in legal systems, incentive mechanism, censorship, education,etc...