This is a great primer on car hacking, but in my opinion it focuses a lot on the "physical layer". My bet would be that the future is going to be based in things like what Comma.ai is building upon what the book describes.
Wait. People keep mentioning Comma.AI. Didn't they die, after failing to go all Uber on transportation safety, followed by the founder throwing a tantrum?
They are still around developing electronics or products for specific models of autos. Is their goal to provide a low-end device that will do automatic driving (at what level)? https://comma.ai/
Edit: spelling
go non profit and create "open source vehicle" certification and lobby in local communities to ban autonomous driving of cars in their communities unless they have the cert.,
> (The future) (is going to be) (based in (things like (what (Comma.ai) (is building upon) (what (the book) (describes)))))
I interpreted it to mean:
> The future will have many products similar to those made by the company Comma.ai.
Comma.ai creates technology on top of the hardware described by this book.
It's so badly nested that even with parentheses it's hard to follow. Here's a version with indentation, which is marginally better. (This sort of thing is what the concept of cyclomatic complexity was invented to prevent.)
(The future)
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(based in
(things like
(what
(Comma.ai)
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