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55:31Now PlayingSelf-driving cars are here. But what kind of future will they bring: safe roads and extra time or dystopian traffic jams? My guest this week is Andrew Miller writes about self-driving cars and transportation policy. But as a fan of the open road, I ask him what’s lost when we give away driving to the robots.
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