Raw LLM Responses

Even if self-driving cars needed prioritized traffic (they likely don't), we don't need anything special to make that happen. I have the technology to do that built into my home router right now. All you need to do is have traffic shaping that prioritizes traffic based on what the traffic is, not where it's going. AFAIK all ISPs already do this because different sorts of traffic have different needs. This isn't a net neutrality issue. A net neutrality issue would be if Comcast decided that self driving A gets a full speed connection because the manufacturer made a deal with them, and self driving car B gets a garbage connection because their manufacturer didn't. And that's all assuming that self driving cars would need internet access, which sounds like a terrible idea anyway. Yeah, I don't want some random guy on the internet hacking my car, thanks.