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Sergey Brin has a wonderful idea but when it comes down to safety and who will take the blame for the accident,then thats when the real argument starts. what happens if someone gets killed I believe that Sergey will not want to take the blame.When we were all little kids,yes we did see cartoons with flying cars and yes we wanted to be like them.My questions are how,what,when,and where do you think this is gonna work. Sergey wants the car to be driven like a human but wants it to be perfect by creating a program that creates a 3-d model of the car and a human.Sergey should know humans aren't like computers and they cant be.In 2013 BMW made the ''traffic jam assistant '' which was developed the car cant go over 25 mph but human contact has to be made with the driving wheel to make sure that the human keeps hold of the wheel. The cars can accelerate,steer,and brake themselves.If the road ahead looks like it might need human skills then they have made a seat that vibrates to warn them.The only reason it will switch to this zone is because it is not ready yet they have to create another program so that the car can drive in places it usually couldnt.They put a safety program that you cant use your phone while driving.But why put that if the car can drive itself? If most of the states in the U.S dont allow too many manufactures to test cumputer generated cars then why do you think they're gonna let one out for sale?What happens if there is an accident who's in blame is it the company or the driver?The car that is being released in 2016 can drive 90 percent of the time what happens if that other 10 percent cant reach the wheel on time and something happens?The cars will not be out for long until it can drive 100 percent of the time!
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Your evaluation score is: 1.0
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