SXSW 2019
Robot Xing: Border Security in the Age of Autonomy
Description:
Imagine a suspicious-looking car approaching a remote border checkpoint. When officers approach, no one is inside - the car is completely autonomous. How should the officers respond? Today, you can catch a ride in a driverless taxi or get beer delivered by self-driving trucks. Tomorrow, autonomous technology will completely transform how goods and people make their way around the world… including across borders. How will the rise of autonomous vehicles impact our ability to prevent illicit bugs, thugs, and drugs from entering the country? What are the threats, opportunities, and necessary changes to address each? “Robot Xing: Border Security in the Age of Autonomy” convenes a group of federal, state, and business executives to explore border security in an autonomous world.
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Takeaways
- How can our nation’s leaders prepare for the enormous impact autonomous vehicles will have on global trade and travel?
- What efforts are already underway to test the technology, infrastructure, and process changes necessary for adaptation to autonomous technology?
- How can public-private partnerships and international cooperation help secure the US, given the risks and opportunities of autonomous technology?
Speakers
- Alan Holden, Specialist Leader for Innovation, Deloitte
- Rose Marie Davis, Director of Innovative Program Acquisitions, US Customs and Border Protection
- Marisa Walker, Senior VP of Strategic Planning/Infrastructure , Arizona Commerce Authority
- Stephen MacKenzie, CEO, Windsor-Essex Economic Development Corporation
Organizer
Christina Lee, Federal Business Analyst, Deloitte
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