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Originally Posted by Old Tele man
Since nobody writes 100% perfect software code to begin with -- and such 'half-donkey-ed' code is *HOW* hackers gain entry & control -- that is *why* self-driving autonomous vehicles will NEVER grace my garage
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It's an interesting problem. Software written by hoo-mans is suspect of course, but genetic algorithms can be applied to software bred for fitness for purpose. If you look at the Computerworld article, they discuss a 'hypervisor' to sanity-check the performance of the code in real time. Hackers rely on operating systems, and communication protocols. Embedded code running close to the metal has a minimal attack surface.
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...nor will I knowingly ride in one.
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Did you see the story where someone demoed the pedestrian safety feature in the new Volvo?
Fail! Demo of Volvo pedestrian safety system goes terribly wrong | www.krmg.com
Motto: know what's under your hood. Meanwhile I have a mechanical fuel pump, cable-driven speedometer and electrical gas gauge and warning lights. The speedometer and gas gauge are both inaccurate.