האקר בן 26 בנה מכונית אוטונומית לבד וב 1000דולר

ההאקר ופורץ המחשבים גאון הוטז היה רק בן 17 כשפרץ את ה PLAYSTATION של SONY
הוא גם פרץ את ה IPHONE APPLE
הוא גם פרץ את התוכנות ששולטות על רכיבה אוטונומית
הוא נחשב לגאון ועכשיו הוא הוציא לשוק מערכת נהיגה אוטונומית שעולה 1000 דולר ומבוססת על מחשב מערכת הפעלה ותוכנה ומספר של 6 מצלמות חכמות


George Hotz, the first person to hack the iPhone, says he built a self-driving car in a month. How did he do it? Bloomberg's Ashlee Vance went to Hotz's home to find out... and took his retrofitted Acura for a test-drive. (Video by David Nicholson)

George "Geohot" Hotz Presents the Comma One at Disrupt SF
George Hotz of Comma.ai takes the stage to trash talk some other autonomous driving startups and launch a self-driving car kit before talking to Darrell Etherington about building and shipping the kit

ai.bythebay.io: George Hotz, Self-Driving Lessons from Comma AI

Look! GeoHot Talks about what Comma.ai is doing at GeekPwn

George first became known at 17 when he developed a procedure to unlock the original iPhone. The the PS3. Then the Chromebook. But it's time to build.
AI, the final frontier. Start simple. Just self driving cars.Goal is to own the network and positive feedback loop for training.
He gave this speech at GeekPwn this year, and explained a lot about his ideals and what he want

George Hotz is known for unlocking the iPhone and PlayStation, but most recently, as being the founder of Comma.ai, an autonomous driving startup. He and his team built a driver assistant system that will get increasingly more sophisticated, also known as Level 3. George deconstructs the core components of his technology, and explains how it can compensate for human error in driving. And paired with the up-and-coming phone app called Chffr, soon, they will have technology where you can compare data and optimize your commute. His success has much to do with his philosophy of staying open--to build prototypes, to get it out there, and to move the world forward.