Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) may be able to reduce human error in procedural situations and be more environmentally friendly with fuel usage. However, the lesser decision-making capacity in tense …Read MoreAutonomous Vehicles (AVs) may be able to reduce human error in procedural situations and be more environmentally friendly with fuel usage. However, the lesser decision-making capacity in tense situations, the potential for technological error, and the questions of cybersecurity and liability in case of accident make it questionable whether AVs should be on public roads where other vehicles, some or most driven by people, might encounter them. If the roads were mainly traversed by AVs, then a lack of human oversight in any particular vehicle would be more feasible, but if there are people in the other cars, then there should probably be a person in the AV too until the situation changes and/or the technology has undergone extensive practical-world experience.Read Less
As things currently stand, I would say no. There have been several incidents involving autonomous cars, including a notable one I recall a few years back where a pedestrian was killed. Autonomous …Read MoreAs things currently stand, I would say no. There have been several incidents involving autonomous cars, including a notable one I recall a few years back where a pedestrian was killed. Autonomous driving is very clearly still in its infancy, and is not safe for the moment.Read Less
I agree that currently we aren’t at a point where autonomous cars can operate without human oversight in a truly safe manner. However, as technology continues to progress, the reliability and safety …Read MoreI agree that currently we aren’t at a point where autonomous cars can operate without human oversight in a truly safe manner. However, as technology continues to progress, the reliability and safety of the vehicles is bound to improve. I feel like there should be somewhat of a gradual transition to fully autonomous vehicles on public roads.Read Less
I do not think autonomous cars should be allowed without human oversight. While my opinion could change in the future, based on what I know now, I believe they would be dangerous. They could increase …Read MoreI do not think autonomous cars should be allowed without human oversight. While my opinion could change in the future, based on what I know now, I believe they would be dangerous. They could increase the risk of cyber attacks and pose a threat to non-autonomous drivers on the road.Read Less
Safety aside I think we have seen with the Waymo traffic jams that AVs by themselves make driving life more difficult without a human to check what they are doing.
I do not think these types of vehicles should be allowed on public roads. I believe that this technology has not been around for long enough, meaning that there could be a lot of issues with the …Read MoreI do not think these types of vehicles should be allowed on public roads. I believe that this technology has not been around for long enough, meaning that there could be a lot of issues with the vehicle. Resulting in accidents, traffic jams, and many other possibilities which can be alarming for safety reasons. Although, as the technology grows and there are many trials on these vehicles, in the future it is a possibility.Read Less
Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) may be able to reduce human error in procedural situations and be more environmentally friendly with fuel usage. However, the lesser decision-making capacity in tense …Read MoreAutonomous Vehicles (AVs) may be able to reduce human error in procedural situations and be more environmentally friendly with fuel usage. However, the lesser decision-making capacity in tense situations, the potential for technological error, and the questions of cybersecurity and liability in case of accident make it questionable whether AVs should be on public roads where other vehicles, some or most driven by people, might encounter them. If the roads were mainly traversed by AVs, then a lack of human oversight in any particular vehicle would be more feasible, but if there are people in the other cars, then there should probably be a person in the AV too until the situation changes and/or the technology has undergone extensive practical-world experience. Read Less
Don’t know enough about this to have much of an opinion.
As things currently stand, I would say no. There have been several incidents involving autonomous cars, including a notable one I recall a few years back where a pedestrian was killed. Autonomous …Read MoreAs things currently stand, I would say no. There have been several incidents involving autonomous cars, including a notable one I recall a few years back where a pedestrian was killed. Autonomous driving is very clearly still in its infancy, and is not safe for the moment. Read Less
I agree that currently we aren’t at a point where autonomous cars can operate without human oversight in a truly safe manner. However, as technology continues to progress, the reliability and safety …Read MoreI agree that currently we aren’t at a point where autonomous cars can operate without human oversight in a truly safe manner. However, as technology continues to progress, the reliability and safety of the vehicles is bound to improve. I feel like there should be somewhat of a gradual transition to fully autonomous vehicles on public roads. Read Less
Technology can bug, and these cars have. It’s not safe to fully rely on a machine.
I do not think autonomous cars should be allowed without human oversight. While my opinion could change in the future, based on what I know now, I believe they would be dangerous. They could increase …Read MoreI do not think autonomous cars should be allowed without human oversight. While my opinion could change in the future, based on what I know now, I believe they would be dangerous. They could increase the risk of cyber attacks and pose a threat to non-autonomous drivers on the road. Read Less
Safety aside I think we have seen with the Waymo traffic jams that AVs by themselves make driving life more difficult without a human to check what they are doing.
I do not think these types of vehicles should be allowed on public roads. I believe that this technology has not been around for long enough, meaning that there could be a lot of issues with the …Read MoreI do not think these types of vehicles should be allowed on public roads. I believe that this technology has not been around for long enough, meaning that there could be a lot of issues with the vehicle. Resulting in accidents, traffic jams, and many other possibilities which can be alarming for safety reasons. Although, as the technology grows and there are many trials on these vehicles, in the future it is a possibility. Read Less