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Hey everybody, it's Neilife from The Vergecast here with another interview episode of the show,

A Little Experiment, we're trying that seems to be going really well.

This week, Verge Transportation Reporter Sean Okan and I talked to Sharif Murakbi,

who's the CEO of Ford Autonomous Vehicles. I don't know if you know this, but big car companies

have been breaking themselves up recently to compete with companies like Tesla and Uber.

So Ford has broken itself up into Ford, the car company, and Ford Autonomous Vehicles,

which is basically a Silicon Valley startup for autonomous driving. Obviously they're going to use

Ford cars, but their goal is to be a supplier of autonomous driving software.

We talked to Sharif about how autonomous cars will work, whether they're even going to really

happen and how society is going to change to deal with it. We also talked about what Ford's

going to do, and if they're really going to deliver on his ambitious goal of shipping a car

without a steering wheel or pedals in just a few years, check it out.

Hello, we're here with Sharif Murakbi, the CEO of Ford Autonomous Vehicles. Thanks for joining us.

Thank you. So we have a bunch of questions about Ford. Sean O'Kane, our Transportation

Reporter from the Verde, is going to join me. Hello. Actually ask smart questions. I want to start

with a very dumb question, extremely dumb question. Are autonomous vehicles going to happen? Are

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