Companies navigate operating autonomous vehicles in North Texas. Some are concerned about privacy and security.

Technology that once seemed like something ripped from the Jetsons has now made its way into the lives of North Texans, and companies are navigating the operational realities of these devices. Last month, Ron Corning sat down with a group of folks who market and develop autonomous vehicles and drones. They talked about what the introduction of this technology into our community really means.After wrapping up that discussion at the Dallas Assembly meeting, it got us thinking about privacy and safety concerns surrounding autonomous technology. Bart Huffman, a data strategy, security, and privacy attorney at Holland & Knight in Houston, told us how the data landscape is changing with the rise of these new technologies.