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This seems to be in an exploratory phase with many questions still on how to implement. I do see this as positive in general that big car makers such as GM are
by kornhole 4y ago
This seems to be in an exploratory phase with many questions still on how to implement. I do see this as positive in general that big car makers such as GM are recognizing the benefits and willing to partner with IBM on building open source solutions.
I recently evaluated several cars for purchase and had real difficulty with all of them because of the mysterious proprietary operating systems that I know are collecting data and sending to somewhere. Cars have become Iphones on wheels which sounds great to some people, but not to me. I ultimately decided not to purchase a new car and stick with an older more analogue one until an open source modern car would be available. I might be waiting a while, but I don't think I am alone in this predicament.
- georgia_peach 4y agoLooking at android, the open source data-probe is every bit as effective as the closed-source one. The idea of controlling heavy machinery with red hat seems nearly as inadvisable as controlling it with windows. -- "Computers can do better than ever what needn't be done at all. Making sense is still a human monopoly." - Marshall McLuhan