The Current State of Self-Driving Car Technology

[Ace-Garageguy]

 

[Jantrix]

People are really gonna regret the whole idea when Skynet goes active.

[thatz4u]

Just now, Jantrix said:

People are really gonna regret the whole idea when Skynet goes active.

It already is active, it's called the internet.....Walmart is now using robots the stock shelves & clean floors & inventory...for people they are job Terminators

[mikemodeler]

Just remember this- there are 270 MILLION registered vehicles in the United States and they ain't disappearing overnight kids. Far too expensive for many of us to consider as a replacement for our current carbon fueled mode of transportation.

[Jantrix]

43 minutes ago, mikemodeler said:

Just remember this- there are 270 MILLION registered vehicles in the United States and they ain't disappearing overnight kids. Far too expensive for many of us to consider as a replacement for our current carbon fueled mode of transportation.

I agree. I'm near 51 and I doubt I'll see this on a large scale in my lifetime, which I am not sorry about.

[Lizard Racing]

Just wait until the system gets hacked and see what happens.

[peekay]

10 hours ago, Lizard Racing said:

Just wait until the system gets hacked and see what happens.

That will surely be the main concern down the line. Plus I don't fancy a world where all truck drivers are unemployed and grumpy. 

[58 Impala]

Hopefully not anytime soon. I love driving.