have got an automated vehicle and it goes through a red light, it is not yourfault and it goes through a red light, it is not your fault as the use of the vehicle. it will be down to the producer of the technology, i.e. the car manufacturer. technology, i.e. the car manufacturer. . ., ., manufacturer. and we have to go back to the manufacturer. and we have to go back to the basics, manufacturer. and we have to go back to the basics, haven t - manufacturer. and we have to go back to the basics, haven t we, i back to the basics, haven t we, with all of this, and set out the legal framework. they even have to define legally what is self driving. have to define legally what is self-driving. self-driving. this is exactly ri . ht. self-driving. this is exactly right. there self-driving. this is exactly right. there are self-driving. this is exactly right. there are some - self-driving. this is exactly - right. there are some concerns that certainly in the uk we are behind. philip
talking about competing with stalin, the satellite system, we are also talking about europe having its own human space flight ability styling. spacecraft that could carry astronauts to the space station. things are really moving along. at the moment the conference is talking about the possibility of this competitor, lots of investment being discussed, up to $5 million to get this internet system going. this year is going to be very interesting in terms of commitments.- interesting in terms of commitments. ., ., , ., ~ commitments. how does it work in terms of commitments. how does it work in terms of who commitments. how does it work in terms of who gets commitments. how does it work in terms of who gets to - commitments. how does it work in terms of who gets to put - in terms of who gets to put what where? it is not really regulated, is it and it is getting busy out there, if they going to be a concern about what that means in the future? is going to be a system based on nat
level two system. it is good the legal system is producing some clarity for drivers for when we are there with the technology tesla. the technology tesla. the lawyers technology tesla. the lawyers are technology tesla. the lawyers are on technology tesla. the lawyers are on the - technology tesla. the lawyers are on the road. | technology tesla. the lawyers are on the road. they are strapped in. we will see you soon. we have managed to connect with thomas hoenig to talk about the federal reserve and what it might say later today. he has had various roles including president of the federal bank in kansas city. great to be able to talk to you. you can hear me, can t you? i you. you can hear me, can t ou? ., ~ you. you can hear me, can t ou? ., ~ i., you. you can hear me, can t ou? ., ~ i. , you? i can, thank you very much. you? i can, thank you very much- and you? i can, thank you very much. and we you? i can, thank you very much. and we can - you? i can, than
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