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While tech superpowers Uber, Google, Tesla, and Lyft dominate the news cycles, traditional car manufacturers are running expensive Silicon Valley research centers, expanding self-driving fleets, forging partnerships, and plowing billions into acquisitions. With artificial intelligence (AI) playing an increasing role in AV technology, self-driving vehicles will inevitably make "wrong" choices when presented with options of who will live and who will die. Over time, more segments of society will need to contribute to these morally and legally challenging decisions. To manage the risk of a more destructive hack that could weaponize automated vehicles, significant advances in cybersecurity will be required, along with commitment from the entire connected automotive ecosystem to adopt state-of-the-art security technology.