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The Article "Driverless Cars are Coming" the author introduces the idea of cars without drivers. This car will be controlled by itself with the assistance of a driver. This new idea is very controversial considering the positive and the negative aspects of a computer generated car. The computer generated car should not be put into use because it is dangerous and untrustworthy.

The driverless car is dangerous because it still requires a human in th vehicle monitoring it. For example, in paragraph 7 it states "They can steer, accelerate, and brake themselves, but all are designed to notify the driver when the road ahead requires human skills, such as navigating through work zones and accidents." this is supporting the idea of how unsafe this gadget is. If the driver is not fully attentive at all times they could crash and wreck havoic on anything around it. This computer controlled vehicle is also untrustworhy because technology is not perfect and can break down at any moment. The question in paragraph 9 "If the technology fails and someone is injured, who is at fault--the driver or the manufacturer?" supports the idea of the distrust and disconnect. If the vehicle loses control and kills a pedestrian, who is to blame? It could go either way because the driver was not attentive or the computer malfunctioned.

In conlcusion, computer generated vehicles are not reliable and are unsafe because of the high dependency on the human. Some people may claim that it is safe because of the vibrations or alarms that go off if the vehicle is in danger. However, this still is not enough to gurantee the safety of others on the road or pedestrians. If the driver patroling the car were to have a medical emergency and could not attend to the car because of their medical state, the car would not have anyone to redirect it. This is why I am against the use of driverless cars due to the unreliability of this invention.

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