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I see a future with these cars. But, these cars are not a neccesity. They can cause big safety issues and lawsuits. As manufacturers proved, these cars will never be fully automatic without a human present and alert. Otherwise there would be a ton of money spent on unreasonable sensors and cameras. Plus due to how much gas these would use, it would be expensive and might even raise gas prices. I don't think cars are the best way to spend our future.

People take automatic interest in driveless cars. We see them all the time on television. What doesn't come to mind is the amount of comitment and engineering these cars are going to take. And even with all of the hard work, these cars are never going to be 100% safe or driverless. They will never fully reach the high expectations people want them to. It is an unrealistic dream. It is illegal to test computer-driven cars in California, Nevada and Florida. There is reasoning for that, the cars simply aren't reliable yet.

Automakers assume that their work will eventually solve the problems of these driverless car. Which overall is a long term kind of result. The maufacturers should stick with the progress we have now and not put "Driverless" in the title. That creates disappointed customers and future lawsuits. With the safety issues and the high prices on the cars. Will these cars be worth it to invest in?

Score: 3