Raw LLM Responses

That's not the kind of surveillance in my car that worries me -- I'm much more concerned about the GPS tracking and automated reporting that most cars today do. The kind of tracking they are talking about in this article sounds annoying since it will almost certainly have false positives, but at least it's (probably) not reporting back to the car manufacturer (or government): >Your next car purchase comes with an unwelcome passenger: a federal mandate requiring surveillance technology that monitors your every blink, glance, and head nod. Thanks to Section 24220 of the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, NHTSA must finalize rules forcing all new passenger vehicles to include “advanced impaired driving prevention technology”—essentially turning your dashboard into a judgment-free zone that’s anything but judgment-free.