Anybody else have these things roaming around in their neighborhoods?
Also fairly opposed to most the driver assist tech currently on new vehicles. Anything that allows the driver to become more comfortable not paying attention is not the best idea
And it opens the door for Skynet and the rise of the machines
Some have drivers present in case.
Mostly they're irritating because they get extra cautious with drivers and pedestrians.
David
Unless it's a really non-committed terrorist group that's not willing to sacrifice. I suppose that might occur.
I can guarantee you one thing. Regardless of politics... It's going to be a white male. That's almost a certainty.
So, when does some terrorist group pack one of these full of explosives and program it to drive right into their target?
Mrs. dpnewell wrote:
But then wouldn't the autonomous vehicle end up getting all the virgins? 🤔
you're half right.
Cops pulled a car in front of his and slowed down gradually until stopped.
Didn't Uber try this and kill someone already? Not a fan of driverless cars. Plus how are the police departments and insurance companies going to make money off DUIs?
shaun341 wrote:
After the dust settled it was found that the person who was in the car and was supposed to be monitoring everything was looking down and texting when the accident happened. Video feed showed this clearly.
This is a pilot test delivery vehicle but has NO human on board. So far only allowed in one zip code from one grocery company. The person getting a delivery has a code to unlock the hatch and take the groceries. Not sure how long it will be before one of these is hijacked.
