Who really wants a self-driving car?
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Who really wants a self-driving car?
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Re: Who really wants a self-driving car?
#2This article reads like notes for a stand-up comedy bit.
"Will my car be smart enough to follow the guy with shopping bag and car keys in his hand to his car and wait for his space or will it just park in the nearest (and most expensive) garage
But, hey, while all these geniuses are working on making cars smarter, how about maybe forgetting the self-parking idea and coming up with cars that [can tell] my kids in the back seat to pipe down if the decibel level gets too high"
Re: Who really wants a self-driving car?
#3The convenience, traffic optimization and safety all out way the pain points.
We can hopefully say goodbye to teens getting killed or injured from texting in cars.
Motorsport could be a deal breaker
Re: Who really wants a self-driving car?
#4A: Lazy people who walk so rarely they've forgotten they have feet, rich people with more money than brains and people who love cars and the polluting stench that spews from the tailpipe.