The car-human interaction bit isn't from a quote, is there any evidence of this actually happening in the field? Would be great if there was a video or something.
There are good reasons why things like these happened:
> The law of some states, such as Louisiana, explicitly lists a killing in the course of defending oneself against forcible entry of an occupied motor vehicle as a justifiable homicide.
While I'm interested in self driving cars that still feature manual controls you can override, like Tesla, I have no interest in a future controlled by Google's AI without my input.