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Driverless cars sound pretty dangerous, if you ask me. If something technology wise goes wrong, then you're screwed. And who do we blame for a technology screw up? The driver, or the manufacturer? We don't know. Which is why I don't like them.

Let's start off with what could go wrong. What if the car doesn't notify you if there was an accident, or if there was some sort of problem with the car itself? What if the car just broke down due to technological issues? Let's say that someone got injured due to one of these errors. Who takes the blame, the person who was "driving", or the people who made/sold the car? There are reasons that autonomous cars are illegal in some states. Say you weren't paying attention to pedestrians, and you hit someone who was crossing the street because the car wouldn't let you take control. What do you do about that?

All in all, I don't like driverless cars. It's easy enough for a driver to kill someone with a regular car, so how would a driverless car make it any better? Technology could screw up, and that would be the end of it. Don't make those things. They're dangerous.

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