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Autonomous vehicles are becoming more and more popular, but at some point safety is in question.
A video circulating on the Chinese social network Weibo shows a driver taking a break while an unmanned Zeekr drives him along the highway on autopilot.
To fool the security system, the steering wheel is blocked with a bottle simulating the presence of hands. That way, however, if there's an event that Autopilot can't determine, the car can simply cause an accident.
Don't do this on autopilot, it's too dangerous for you and others!
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Shocking New Ford Patent: Cars Can Spy on Others and Send Data to Police and Insurance Companies Ford is pushing the boundaries of automotive technology with a new patent aimed at improving policing through advanced surveillance capabilities. The new system, called “Systems and Methods for Speeding Detection,” uses sophisticated onboard sensors in future Ford vehicles to detect and document speeding by nearby vehicles. The technology, which captures images and data from moving vehicles using cameras and GPS, is designed to provide that information directly to law enforcement. Officials can then use that data to take legal action. As a major supplier of police vehicles (more than half of the police cars in the U.S. are made by Ford), the company’s integration of such features has raised concerns about the scope of potential surveillance and the broader privacy implications of connected vehicles.
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Chinese cars are rapidly catching up with European and Japanese manufacturers. But in trying to compete with lower prices, things are being achieved that were not seen at the beginning of the auto industry in Europe and Japan. The materials used from China are traditionally imitations, but under certain conditions they are quite strange. High temperatures not only melt elements on cars, but also inflate, like balloons.
Even more strangely, this is also observed in Chinese Audi models.