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There is no reason for anyone to have to operate a vehicle so it seems common sense that self driving cars will become the norm.
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At least when my computer crashes no one dies.
I think they are a terrible idea.
there perfectly safe until a hacker manages to override the vehicle and take control...
I do not trust human programming with my very life. Sorry just how it is.
Self driving cars will be the norm soon but I would like an over ride so you could drive it yourself.
Once the technology matures, they will be safer than human driven cars. Not "Perfectly safe", that's basically impossible - but definitely much less likely to have an accident than your average human.
I kind of like the idea, but only if there's a manual override. I would not consider getting in one of those cars Google was trying to make without a steering wheel. No way, no how.
And I have no doubt they will be seen more and more commonly as the tech gets better. I'm worried that at some point it may become impossible to get a car you can drive yourself.
seat belt's air bags . As soon as self-drivers are as safe as ppl driven vehicles it will happen.