There are also some potential risks associated with self-driving vehicles, including: Job loss: One of the most frequently cited concerns about self-driving vehicles is that they will lead to job loss, particularly for truck drivers. If self-driving trucks become widespread, these jobs could be at risk. Hacking: Self-driving vehicles rely on computers and sensors to navigate, which means they are vulnerable to hacking. If a hacker were able to take control of a self-driving vehicle, they could cause it to crash or drive erratically. Technology failures: Like any new technology, self-driving vehicles are not perfect. There have been several highly publicised accidents involving self-driving vehicles, including a Tesla that crashed into a tree and a Uber that hit a pedestrian. While these accidents are rare, they do highlight the potential risks associated with the technology.