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Down the road, the car will take you out for a spin | LA Times

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“Bryant Walker Smith, a Stanford fellow and member of the school’s Center for Automotive Research, has been looking into and blogging on those issues. He thinks self-driving cars are a certainty, but that the features will be rolled out slowly, meaning that humans will still have to be at the wheel for a while.”

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January 18, 2014



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