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Driverless cars is definitely not something that I would condone. I feel that it would be a public safety issue. Any mechanical object is subject to malfunction. In addition, it may end up putting alot of people out of jobs in the long-run. "He envision a future with a public transportation system where fleets of driverless cars form a public transport-taxi system. While that sounds very intreaging, shouldn't we be thinking about those drivers that can no longer be supplied with that income that they have been depending on? Then, when people can't find jobs due to robo-cars taking over, their going to file for Social Security. This doesnt just apply to taxi drivers either. Delivery drivers could aso be replaced by these cars. Poverty would grow in ways America has never seen before!

Referring back to the issue of public safety, there is a great risk in this. "If the technology fails and someone is injured, who is at fault - the driver or the manufactorer?".This could turn into a huge contoversial thing that could potentially lead to an uproar. What happens when a child is hit by one of these cars? In my opinion, there is no way a machine could have the same reaction a human would. The human mind is very complex and quick. There are way too many factors that are in play against this idea.

Score: 2