And in general, I&#x27;m pretty sure I could drive in a sufficiently confusing way during my commute tomorrow to confuse human drivers enough to cause an accident that would have been theoretically avoidable if they had responded better.<p>&quot;Attacks&quot; on self-driving cars that could already have been conducted on humans, and clearly aren&#x27;t, because it just isn&#x27;t worth anybody&#x27;s time, aren&#x27;t very technically interesting. One could make a case that there&#x27;s a socially interesting aspect in that someone could use such an attack, <i>in conjunction with</i> social fears of self-driving cars, to do something like trash somebody&#x27;s stock price or something, but the &quot;social fear of self-driving cars&quot; would be an irreducible element of such an attack.<p>It&#x27;s the attacks like the Jeep attack, where I can hit fleets at a time, because the cars are all intimately networked together or something, that are interesting.