we have emily castor, lizzie willis, lauren isaac, and claire delonghi from otto. our programs are on radio, and you can see our videos on youtube. you can also see us on our website and on facebook and twitter. we've got it all. i am the ceo of techolicy and the moderator for today's program. we have a number audience questions about jobs. in particular, you may recall that james hynes says connected vehicles will continue to generate new products and service, innovations and create new companies, and will enable a new value proposition. products and new service, innovations and create new companies, and will enable a new value proposition. we hear that a lot, but have several lessons about will drivers who drive for lyft or other companies be able to drive? and what is the risk if this technology creates unemployment? >> this is a great question. we really approach this seriously at lyft. we differentiate ourselves in the market as a company that cares more about our drivers. we have invested in great relationships with our drivers because we believe that transla

is clear toelist lonnie -- claire delonghi. , which wasith otto recently purchased by uber. after graduating from france with an and as in computer engineering, she worked on autonomous cars and robotics for stanford research institute. she is a founder of several robotics companies, including robotics valley and core bots. most recently, she worked as a staff software engineer for google, where she led several innovative robotic roddick's -- robotic projects. fun fact about claire, when she was younger, she was choosing between veterinary sciences and computer science. despite her love of nature, she ultimately chose computer science. thankfully, because we have robotics projects today. welcome. panelist, no stranger to the autonomous vehicle world, is lauren isaac. she is the manager of sustainable transportation at wsb parsons brinckerhoff, a professional services and transportation consulting firm. advancedvolved in technology projects that can improve mobility in many cities. she was awarded the firms william barclay parsons fellowship for developing a guide titled driv