You're going to have a shift from talking about cars to talking about data, and the UAV industry has made that transition, because the money is in the data. Cars are going to be a commodity. When the day comes that it's a shared system and it just shows up, you have no brand allegiance and you don't care what colour it is. You just care that it gets you there. There'll be no more attachment to it.
The data will drive it. The data is going to be where the money is, and cities and jurisdictions will need to figure out what slice of that revenue stream they need. We had this discussion in the case of Netflix. Where is that industrial Internet of things? Where is the carve-out on the taxes to support that infrastructure for the public good?
The discussion 10 years from now is going to have nothing to do with cars. I suggest it's going to be about the data moving on those networks, and those cars will be just a data source and a data sink.
Thank you.