Dr. Steven Novella

So one other layer here is that the car companies indemnify themselves how, right?

What's the way they could not get sued over doing all of this?

The legal, you know.

No, the user agreement, right?

So they bury it somewhere.

Who the hell reads a 50-page user agreement for a car company?

It's like you think it's just boilerplate crap.

No, there's all the privacy stuff is buried in there somewhere, too.

But what are you going to do?

Not sign it?

I mean, you cannot buy a car?

You have no option, right?

Wait for my lawyer to review this.

Yeah, I mean, you could clip it into ChatGPT and have them tell you what...

which I've done now 61% chance of being accurate no I well but it's better than nothing like I'm not going to read a hundred page user agreement but you clip it in there and I say highlight anything I should be concerned about and it does it let me consult with my lawyer yeah I've done that before yeah

But the thing is, again, there's so much burden on just to live your life, just to get through the day, all these things, all these ways that we are being spied upon and exploited and inconvenienced and everything, and technology just making it ubiquitous and overwhelming.

And I'm really, really trying hard not to sound like an old curmudgeon about all of this, but it's getting so difficult, you know?

But your car, you are not safe in your car.

All right, Bob.

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