Advanced Technology
At the Consumer Electronics Show one of the highlights was the driverless technology that is ready to deploy. Several car companies have approached Congress to start working on new laws for this tec...
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fj12ryder wrote:
Maybe, maybe not.
In my experience I usually have less trouble with machinery/technology than with the people operating/programming it.
Well, yes, some truth in that for sure. :)
But, I'd be worried about a minor failure, a small glitch in the car/truck that would create a major problem.
At this point, it's beyond my comprehension that I would ever put myself or my family in a vehicle and trust it to drive me through city traffic or up the winding canyon roads looking out the window at a few hundred feet of drop-off.
It's not the design or the programming, it's the minor failures that occur often in LT, PC, connectors (a bit of dust, a disconnect) ...
The results are too final (off the cliff) in my mind to trust that it would never fail.
