Google Is Testing Self-Driving Cars, but What If They’re Hacked? (Video)

Google has already extensively tested a modified, self-driving Lexus RX450h SUV for months, but now it’s finally prepared to roll out its native autonomous vehicle on public roads.

A photo of one of Google's self-driving cars, which are scheduled to hit the pavement for tests thsi summer. Google

Google has already extensively tested a modified, self-driving Lexus RX450h SUV for months, but now it’s finally prepared to roll out its native autonomous vehicle on public roads.

In a blog post on Friday morning, Google said that it plans to test its native self-driving cars on the streets of Mountain View, California, this summer. The cars have already been tested on private roads.

Google promoted its autonomous cars as a step forward for safety, touting how they could cut down on the number of car accidents, 94 percent of which are caused by human error.

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