A study by Ketchum of the youngest millennials (ages 20-24) and the top end of generation Z (ages 16-19) shows 43 percent fear autonomous vehicles could get hacked.
Self-Driving Cars Worry 'GenZennials'
Tue., Apr. 11, 2017
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