IS A FRIEND TRULY A FRIEND IF YOU CAN JUST LEAVE IT IN THE GARAGE? TOYOTA'S AND HONDA'S CONCEPT CARS COULD HAVE SIGNIFICANT FOURTH AMENDMENT IMPLICATIONS

Dery discusses the effects of the Fourth Amendment on the development of the concept cars by Toyota and Honda. Dery argues that both of the concept cars are operated with the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and that it may encroach some issues on privacy, which is a thing confronted by the Fourt...

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Published in:The American criminal law review 2018-06, Vol.55 (3), p.585
Main Author: Dery, George
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Access control
Analysis
Artificial intelligence
Concept cars
Criminal law
Electric vehicles
Exceptions
Laws, regulations and rules
Management
Right of privacy
Search & seizure
Search warrants
Supreme Court decisions
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Summary:Dery discusses the effects of the Fourth Amendment on the development of the concept cars by Toyota and Honda. Dery argues that both of the concept cars are operated with the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and that it may encroach some issues on privacy, which is a thing confronted by the Fourth Amendment. Dery also presents a history of the Fourth Amendment and the rulings issued by the U.S. Supreme Court related on privacy including the court case Riley v. California specifically on cars-turned-companions.
ISSN:0164-0364