Even one human being harmed by a driverless car is too much. I would not want to be around machines that are incapable of processing a cry for help. Certainly there must be other uses for such vehicles. Why impose them on people in cities?
Even one human being harmed by a driverless car is too much. I would not want to be around machines that are incapable of processing a cry for help. Certainly there must be other uses for such vehicles. Why impose them on people in cities?
Even one human being harmed by a driverless car is too much. I would not want to be around machines that are incapable of processing a cry for help. Certainly there must be other uses for such vehicles. Why impose them on people in cities?