Essay On Self Driving Cars

Self driving cars seem like a thing from the future. Apparently not, because they have been made. The question is whether they’re a good idea or not. I don’t think self-driving cars are a good idea. These cars must meet the definition of safe, whatever that may mean. Thinking about it, I don’t really see how these cars are really making a difference in this world. They don’t really seem to be revolutionary or anything. They will also end up hurting people and their jobs, helping to increase the unemployment rate. There are a lot of unanswered questions and concerns that come with the idea of self-driving cars.
The first thing that must be considered is whether self driving cars are actually safe. The definition of safe is used loosely here; this can mean that they gets in less accidents than our current cars, or that they are completely foolproof. While testing its autodrive mode, it slammed into an oncoming truck. The driver died, proving that even though they can drive themselves, they aren't going to get rid of accidents. If these cars slide on ice, what’s going to save them? There isn’t any self-driving technology that can save them when control is lost. These new self driving cars are likely to have lots of new technology. All this new technology is going to
Technology and less work for us? Sign me up! Everything everyone says about driverless cars are sugarcoated and blunted to greet the public in an appealing manner. I don’t like the way we have become blind followers behind machines. We have become a society run on technology. Reliant on technology. Dependent on technology. I think this reliance on technology has blinded us from things in the outside world somehow. We don’t think about hackers taking control over our precious technology. We have forgotten how to do things we used to know how to do. Soon we’ll lose the ability to drive, along with millions of other forgotten