It seems as if everyone with a screwdriver is working on their own version of the self-driving car, or a passenger vehicle that uses computers instead of people navigate. Google’s been at it for years, of course, and now there’s speculation that Apple’s rumored cars will also eventually feature a lack of drivers. And then there’s Uber, the networked car company that just last week endured its own scuttlebutt regarding plans for fully automated cars.
The future of driving has its eyes set on keeping ours down looking at our phones.
An 18-year-old made it into Uber's systems. Uber is currently responding to the incident.
It used the “kill switch” to stop law enforcement from cracking down on the company in Europe.
