Re:Correction to article: "First Person to Hack iPhone Built...
by johnz133 on Thursday December 17, 2015 @04:13AM
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I also am rooting for the underdog. But the fact of the matter is, once a non-human component is found at fault for a fatal accident, it'll likely set the field back a few years. It's not about betting that he will fail, it's more about doubting that he can achieve the level of safety, by himself.
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Re:Correction to article: "First Person to Hack iPhone Built...
by jzwinck on Thursday December 17, 2015 @04:16AM
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Given that in the US there is literally no level of safety which will satisfy even 90% of people, it's useful to have a bite-size entrant who can move fast and fail if needed.