Google’s parent company’s driverless cars will unlock your doors and wind down your windows for the police

With the advent of driverless cars new questions are being raised about a wide range of potential traffic situations. One example: What happens when police pull over an autonomous vehicle? According to The Washington Post, the company who's cars are zipping around Phoenix is one car-length ahead of us: Alphabet's Waymo cars (Chrysler Pacifica minivans) will use "sensors to identify police or emergency vehicles by detecting their appearance, their sirens, and their emergency lights," the company's "Emergency Response Guide" explains. "The Waymo vehicle is designed to pull over and stop when it finds a safe place to do so." Next, the car will unlock its doors and roll down its windows, allowing the police officer to communicate with a remote support team. The company will even send a human representative to the scene if necessary. So relax and enjoy the ride. Hal will take care of you.
Yeah this is super creepy. It doing this against your will. What about psychopathic, killer cops? What about someone pretending to be a cop taking advantage of this. This really is horrifying. Never buying one of these.