Within a few years, fully self-driving cars have gone from science fiction to a very common reality for people in San Francisco with other places in the U.S. also testing the new technology. With innovations often come unintended consequences—one of which is the massive collection of data required...
I don’t have any interest in self-driving cars. I feel like if you can’t be bothered to pay attention while driving you just shouldn’t be driving.
To be fair, if you’re riding in a self driving car you aren’t driving.
While I agree with you, that’s partially my point. Cars should never be left to AI to drive around all by itself. Even if you aren’t actually driving you still should be paying attention in case you need to manually override.
Once they’re fully autonomous, maybe. Until then, the little auto-correct type features are good enough, but certainly not the “self” driving of today.