Autonomous Future of Vehicles Poll.

[PHC1]

So who is ready to be whisked around by the chariots of Artificial Intelligence? Who is not?

We all know it is coming. Sooner than we imagine it seems. Autonomous vehicles are just around the corner for mass deployment. By 2025 the autonomous vehicles will change the direction of the future of manual control of a vehicle they are saying.

Vote where you stand on that topic.

[Still-One]

I am not sure yet. It is unlikely that we will have ~35,000 traffic related deaths annually in the US with automated vehicles. People will go nuts even if we save 25,000 lives per year. :dunn0:

[Antonmb]

Maybe not yet, but I hope autonomous vehicles will be ready by the time I can’t drive anymore

[PHC1]

Yeah I’m really on the fence about it myself. On one hand it would be nice to cruise the turnpike and completely relax but I’m sure it would take me time to get used to the idea the car driving itself and then trust it. I do enjoy the active cruise control in the meantime and not having to constantly adjust it! Nice.

I can’t see it happening in the cities until the algorithms mature enough. I think there will be problems for some time. No doubt some cities will take longer to warm up to the idea. With all the bicyclists in NYC for example weaving in and out of traffic and between cars, I can see it being a very jerky ride with AI slamming the brakes every time

[For The Love of Music]

It’ll happen in full force, it’s already here.

My car keeps me in the lane, slows and accelerates, stops when backing.

Even here, when getting onto an off ramp, if you don’t take over it will keep chugging freeway speed.

[IM3CPO]

Autonomous cars are just another way to make *you* the product. The excuse will be to save lives, reduce traffic, whatever. But the real motive here is to make you into yet another data source to be monetized and controlled by big tech companies.

[Still-One]

Originally Posted by IM3CPO

. The excuse will be to save lives, .

No the "result" will be it saves lives.

[Cohibaman]

Wait for the number of carjackings to go up significantly. Passengers will be sitting ducks when the car stops because the would be thief jumps in front of the car knowing it will stop.

[Grasshopper]

Not me.

As a married man, I already have someone to tell me where to go, and what to do. Don’t need my car to do the same.

J/K

In all seriousness, I enjoy driving and don’t really care to let that go.

[IM3CPO]

Originally Posted by Still-One

No the "result" will be it saves lives.

I am just telling you the actual reason companies are going this route. Its all about the data. They dont care about lives unless it limits their amount of data collected.