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I just don’t think it is that hard of a problem. The legislative hurdle is much higher than the technological difficulty. You can always fail safe. Eg (extreme
by pclowes 2y ago
I just don’t think it is that hard of a problem. The legislative hurdle is much higher than the technological difficulty.
You can always fail safe. Eg (extreme case) unless your car can prove to itself it is on a highway or a high-speed street it can only go 25 mph.
- viraptor 2y ago> prove to itself it is on a highway or a high-speed street it can only go 25 mph. GPS attacks are real and even common in some areas. Do you know how much havoc could an adversary cause on traffic / cargo transport if this was implemented? Imagine a large American highway near a big city being blocked that way for days.
- pclowes 2y agoYou could override it and i am sure “gps attack” would be an allowed exception. People can hack cars already. We didnt always have to make everything to serve cars and we can stop anytime we want.