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Re:We Tested Comma AI's OpenPilot by netsharc on Friday October 16, 2020 @05:52PM (#24805413)
To chime in (I'm not the original commenter you're replying to), in theory someone could develop an Internet-connected gadget, break into your car without being detected, plug said gadget in, and then drive you into a wall or off a cliff, maybe that's what the grandfather poster is worried about.

But in reality, no one's develop that sort of tech, and if a baddie wants to kidnap or kill, they'd probably spend their resources somewhere rather than hacking such a tool.

Re:We Tested Comma AI's OpenPilot by dheera on Friday October 16, 2020 @07:10PM (#24805890)
> Internet-connected gadget, break into your car without being detected, plug said gadget in, and then drive you into a wall or off a cliff

If someone wanted to make you drive off a cliff, they don't need a fancy internet-connected gadget. They could just loosen some screws on your steering column and leave.

If you have physical access to something you can always compromise it.