John McNelis's guest appearances

John McNelis

The Leading Edge

Inside Transportation

A Book & Its Author

Doug Demuro

Michael Carter

Katya Cengel

Nikki Reimer

Mark Arnold

Cheryll Glotfelty

Ali Kashani

Brian Brooks

Ken Carter

Ben Bear

Gerry Tierney

Marc Gorlin

Trevor Milton

Will Coleman

Chris Bucholtz

OwlTail

Stranger Citizens

John McNelis O'Keefe discusses and reads from Stranger Citizens: Migrant Influence And National Power In The Early American Republic (Cornell University Press, 2021), a historical examination of how the experiences of migrants shaped American notions of citizenship, residency, and belonging.

John McNelis O'Keefe discusses and reads from Stranger Citizens: Migrant Influence And National Power In The Early American Republic (Cornell University Press, 2021), a historical examination of how the experiences of migrants shaped American notions of citizenship, residency, and belonging.

014: Stranger Citizens by John McNelis O'Keefe

On this week's Inside Transportation podcast, we have John McNelis as a guest. John is a leading advisor, writer and speaker in the field of autonomous vehicle technology, John chairs the California Technology Council’s Autonomous Transportation Initiative and serves as the industry lead for Fenwick’s autonomous transportation and shared mobility practice. He works with some of Silicon Valley’s top investment firms on their diligence related to intellectual property and emerging technologies. Note: Fenwick is a sponsor of this podcastThis is episode eleven of the Inside Transportation podcast. This podcast was made possible by Ford Motor Company (www.ford.com) and Fenwick (www.fenwick.com).Featuring Jason Calacanis (Angel investor, LAUNCH, Inside.com), John McNeils (Law Firm of Fenwick &amp; West) and Johan Moreno (inside.com).Subscribe to Inside Transportation newsletter: inside.com/transportationSubscribe to Inside Electric Vehicles newsletter: inside.com/evsRecorded on June 26, 2020.3:33 - John, Jason and Johan briefly discuss the Amazon-Zoox deal, which he worked on. 8:08 - As self-driving technology becomes more ubiquitous, automated driving software is bound to fail, which brings questions on who will be responsible for its mistakes. Who is responsible for autonomous cars gone wrong? 16:41 - J, J &amp; J discuss when we’d see a Level 5 autonomous car.  21:48 - Jason asks John about weather and how that might affect the performance of automated vehicles. 26:00 - Johan asks whether developers of autonomous vehicle developers are looking for more guidance or less guidance from the government. 30:00 - The three talk about consumer trust with autonomous vehicles and what it will take for people to accept automated cars. 35:00 - The three talk about Tesla Autopilot and issues presented with lane markings on roads. 43:00 - Johan brings up whether insurance companies will become obsolete after autonomous vehicles are on roads. 47:00 - The three discuss partnerships between automakers and autonomous vehicle technology developers and what the future of those prospects are. 50:00 - Jason asks Johan and John whether they’ll see an eVTOL service, Level 5 autonomy or a woolly mammoth first

On this week's Inside Transportation podcast, we have John McNelis as a guest. John is a leading advisor, writer and speaker in the field of autonomous vehicle technology, John chairs the California Technology Council’s Autonomous Transportation Initiative and serves as the industry lead for Fenwick’s autonomous transportation and shared mobility practice. He works with some of Silicon Valley’s top investment firms on their diligence related to intellectual property and emerging technologies. Note: Fenwick is a sponsor of this podcast This is episode eleven of the Inside Transportation podcast. This podcast was made possible by Ford Motor Company (<a href="http://www.ford.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.ford.com</a>) and Fenwick (<a href="http://www.fenwick.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.fenwick.com</a>). Featuring Jason Calacanis (Angel investor, LAUNCH, <a href="http://Inside.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Inside.com</a>), John McNeils (Law Firm of Fenwick &amp; West) and Johan Moreno (<a href="http://inside.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">inside.com</a>). Subscribe to Inside Transportation newsletter: <a href="http://inside.com/transportation" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">inside.com/transportation</a> Subscribe to Inside Electric Vehicles newsletter: <a href="http://inside.com/evs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">inside.com/evs</a> Recorded on June 26, 2020. 3:33 - John, Jason and Johan briefly discuss the Amazon-Zoox deal, which he worked on. 8:08 - As self-driving technology becomes more ubiquitous, automated driving software is bound to fail, which brings questions on who will be responsible for its mistakes. Who is responsible for autonomous cars gone wrong? 16:41 - J, J &amp; J discuss when we’d see a Level 5 autonomous car. 21:48 - Jason asks John about weather and how that might affect the performance of automated vehicles. 26:00 - Johan asks whether developers of autonomous vehicle developers are looking for more guidance or less guidance from the government. 30:00 - The three talk about consumer trust with autonomous vehicles and what it will take for people to accept automated cars. 35:00 - The three talk about Tesla Autopilot and issues presented with lane markings on roads. 43:00 - Johan brings up whether insurance companies will become obsolete after autonomous vehicles are on roads. 47:00 - The three discuss partnerships between automakers and autonomous vehicle technology developers and what the future of those prospects are. 50:00 - Jason asks Johan and John whether they’ll see an eVTOL service, Level 5 autonomy or a woolly mammoth first

E11: All Things Autonomy with John McNelis from Fenwick

John McNelis is a law partner at Fenwick &amp; West, where he chairs the Autonomous Transportation and Shared Mobility Practice.  John has been has been representing venture-backed and publicly traded tech firms for over 20 years as a patent attorney.  In this conversation, we focus on the issue of cybersecurity as a threat to the Autonomous Vehicle industry, why it exists, and the necessary role of key players in advancing Autonomous Vehicle adoption.

<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-mcnelis-3a296716/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">John McNelis</a> is a law partner at <a href="https://www.fenwick.com/pages/default.aspx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fenwick &amp; West</a>, where he chairs the Autonomous Transportation and Shared Mobility Practice.  John has been has been representing venture-backed and publicly traded tech firms for over 20 years as a patent attorney.  In this conversation, we focus on the issue of cybersecurity as a threat to the Autonomous Vehicle industry, why it exists, and the necessary role of key players in advancing Autonomous Vehicle adoption.

AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES(1) - The AV Industry Has a Major Cyber Problem (w/ John McNelis)