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The cars have eyes: Data privacy (or lack thereof) and your vehicle

The Toyota prototype Concept-i, a self-driving car with artificial intelligence, on display at the CES Technology Expo in Las Vegas, USA, 04 January 2016.
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The Toyota prototype Concept-i, a self-driving car with artificial intelligence, on display at the 2016 CES Technology Expo in Las Vegas.

Somewhere along the way, cars stopped being just a means of transportation — now, they’re also a dining room, an entertainment center, even an extension of our selves. And apparently, that you might not know they collected in the first place.

This hour: everything you didn’t know about that thing you sit in for an hour every day.

GUESTS:

  • Jen Caltrider: Program director of Mozilla’s *Privacy Not Included project
  • Stefan Gössling: Professor at Linnaeus University
  • Kashmir Hill: Technology reporter at The New York Times, specializing in privacy
  • Ian Walker: Professor of environmental psychology at Swansea University

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