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this post was submitted on 23 Feb 2023
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Even a lot of non EVs rely on cloud service for safety measure (Lane keeping assist, emergency braking comes to my mind first). There are more and more assist in vehicles in general. Seems like government and laws are pushing for it. So I don't think it will stop in the near future (5-10 years)
There's obviously privacy concern but I find a lot of the automated system don't even have manual override. Unlike plane autopilot where it can always be overriden by manual interaction as fallback. A lot of vehicles don't have redundancy design like this so I see this is a huge problem.
I wasn't aware lane keeping and emergency braking needs cloud connectivity, wouldn't that be hazardous (if internet connectivity is not available) ?
Without cloud connectivity, it would presumably operate like a normal completely human controlled vehicle, so no capability would be lost.