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Captjur CEO, Bob Bilbruck Talks with The Daily Upside About Ford's New Patent Around Privacy.
But as cars become increasingly packed with tech perks, they’re also collecting a lot of data – both about drivers and anyone that rides inside or comes near them. This is especially true in the age of autonomous vehicles, said Bob Bilbruck, CEO of consulting firm Captjur.
Vehicles with any kind of driver assistance or autonomous capability are generally packed with AI-based sensors to help them make proper decisions. US lawmakers raised concerns about this in November as it relates to Chinese self-driving car developers like Baidu, DiDi and Pony.AI, saying that data collection practices by these companies testing vehicles on US roads is cause for concern.
However, several US automakers are working on their own version of this tech. “I don’t think people realize how much they’re on camera every day,” Bilbruck said. “(This patent) is basically the equivalent of a disclaimer that you’re on camera.”
This data can be helpful in some instances, such as providing additional footage in criminal investigations or deciphering who may be at fault in a car accident, Bilbruck noted. However, with this filing, Ford may be trying to shield itself from liability for unintentionally collecting personally identifiable information, he noted, getting ahead of potential lawsuits or regulations.
“They might be trying to cover themselves when, down the road, consumers might say, ‘Hey, I didn’t consent to being filmed by every Ford vehicle out there,’” Bilbruck said.
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