Connected and Autonomous Vehicles 2017

Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs) have moved out of the lab and onto our roads in what amounts to a global 'beta test'. Once fully rolled out, CAVs will have the potential to transform mobility, increase safety and deliver huge social, industrial and economic benefits. As well as these great opportunities, CAVs present a range of challenges that must be identified, understood and confronted in order for the technology to succeed. In this panel discussion we will consider those challenges – including digital infrastructure, data exploitation, cyber security, and liability and risk models – in the context of current and future legal, social and business trends.