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Part of Vul’s research involves finding ways to anticipate driver errors—“so that the control system knows when to take over,” he says.

In reality, however, Vul says Walker, the graduate student, never worked on the CPS grant, for which Vul received $120,000 over 3 years.

The lion’s share—71%—of the grant helped to pay the salaries of two of his postdocs, Vul notes.

The “cheerleader” study cost the government about $4000, Vul estimates, the cost of conducting an experiment with human subjects and the computing time needed to analyze the results.