Inevitable fatalities when owners don't (and increasingly not legally allowed to) control digital technology.
I've been writing about technology property rights for years, and how it must be the owner who controls digital technology and not any third party. I've given examples of unaccountable ballot-less voting technology, and medical technologies, and driver-less vehicles. It seems I should not have been limiting the warning to driver-less vehicles. Negligent automobile manufacturers have tied entertainment computers (which includes wireless hotspots/etc) to on-board computers that control critical functions of the vehicle, something I believe they should be held fully liable for. An article in wired magazine Hackers Remotely Kill a Jeep on the Highway—With Me in It discusses a negligently designed Jeep Cherokee which enabled remote access to air conditioning, radio stations, wind-shield wipers (blurring vision of road), and even the transmission. While these are dangerous enough, this was only the access that was demonstrated to the reporter -- the full scale of the negligence