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The unexpected ways our lives will change when cars drive themselves
April 5, 2017 /
The expected shift to battery-powered vehicles that drive themselves will have repercussions that extend far beyond U.S. roadways — altering industries as varied as real estate, oil, auto repair and retail.
At least that’s the view of Benedict Evans, a longtime tech observer and partner at the Silicon Valley venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. In a recent blog post titled, "Cars and second-order consequences," Evans speculates on the many ways the technology will change the lives of motorists and the economy at large
By Steven Overly
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