A world in which cars can drive themselves is coming quicker than you may realize. What would this world look like? If you believe the optimists, driverless cars will increase mobility, bring environmental benefits and renew the relationship between suburbs and cities. If you believe the pessimists, driverless cars will only exacerbate our current problems.

Which vision comes to pass depends on how well our society prepares for the arrival of driverless cars. We will need a new laws and regulations well before the technology takes off, and we will need the vision to anticipate the problems and the opportunities that autonomous vehicles present.

To that end, Newsweek and Georgia Institute of Technology sponsored a  seminar, How Driverless Cars Will Change The World, to bring together experts from city governments, Silicon Valley, Detroit and elsewhere to discuss how to bring about the future we all want.

Watch the webinar recording here.