that unique, google valentine's date where google meets the bus. everyone trying to program their vehicles should learn about that one instance. the other thing is that what you are talking about -- all of the vehicles on the road that learned that safety information, they get to share that information. you only know that your driving will improve because of the experience you get on the road. think about the millions of vehicles that could be adding to your understanding. mr. peter slen: on that checklist there is also vehicle cyber security. mr.ecently visited with rajkumar at carnegie mellon university. here is a little bit about what he had to say. mr. rajkumar: because these are driven by computers and software, we have to be cognizant and cautious about possible threats to the technology. these could include cyber security attacks. out, in send information can also receive information act in. he,entry and exit points potential portals for attack. that theo be careful attack could come from across the state were globally. or globally. besides

that google, valentine's day, google meets bus, that happens, that may not happen to anyone else. everyone trying to program vehicles should know about the one instance because everyone can learn about that the other part about sharing, talking about all the vehicles on the road that learn all safety information, they all get to share that information. you only know your driving is going to improve because of experience you get on the road. just think of the millions of vehicles that could be adding to the vehicle that is actually taking you in a driverless car. that is opportunity you don't get with humans right now. >> another one on the checklist is vehicle cybersecurity. we recently visited with raj kumar at carnegie mellon university who is working on driverless cars. here is a little bit what he had to say. >> because they are driven by computers and hundreds of lines of software code, we have to be cognizant of and be cautious about possible threats to the technology. these could include cybersecurity attacks, if i can send information out, i can also receive information ba

there are a lot of unique things so that google valentine's day, things happen. that may not happen again to anyone else. everyone who has tried to program their vehicles should know about that one time because everyone could learn from that and the part about sharing is basically what you're talking about is all the vehicles on the road that learn all the safety information they don't get to share that information. you know that you're driving can only improve because the experience you get on the road. think of the millions of vehicles that could be adding to the vehicle that is taking you on a driverless car. >> host: another one of those on that check list is vehicle cybersecurity. we recently visited with raj kumar at carnegie melon university who is working on driverless cars. here is a little bit of what he had to say. >> because these audits done by computers and software we have to be cognizant of and be cautious about possible technology. this could include cybersecurity attacks. i can send information out. i could also receive information back in. thos