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Driverless cars are a thing of the future. Although, nobody actually knows when these autonomous cars are going out on the open market. It could be five, ten, fifteen, or twenty years. Hopefully, they never develop them because when driverless cars do come out onto the open market, there will be lack of privacy, safety, and there will be a a lot of disappointment. Privacy is a very important quality to adult consumers. The problem with technology is that almost everything runs off some sort of computer system which can lead to a lack of privacy. Driverless cars would include a very large computer system by which the car is controlled. This allows people to hack into your car's main frame and find your location, control your car, and other bad things. The article states that the car would include a GPS reciver which would give away location and allow you to be found. Technology can also cause safety concerns. Safety is important to everyone. Engines on regular vehicles have the possibility of malfunctioning. Depending on what malfuntions, the driver can still exit the road safely, continue to drive, or have no effect on the vehicle at all. Driverless cars are not the same. Driverless cars are controlled by a computer. If this computer were to malfuntion, it would have an effect on the brakes, the GPS reciever, and other sensors that the car has. There is a reason why laws in almost every state make the "assumption that the only safe car has a human driver in control at all times". They make this assumption because it is the truth. Even without being unsafe, the driverless cars will be somewhat disappointing. A driverless car shouldn't be called a driverless car unless the car doesn't need a driver; however, that is not what these driverless cars would be. According to the article, the cars can only drive themselves up to twenty-five miles per hour and the driver has to hold the steering wheel the whole time. Also, humans have to drive the cars in and out of driveways, through construction zones, and other places that "requires human skills". This is disappointing for a car that is supposed to be driverless. A lack of privacy, safety, and a large amount of disappoint all conclude that these cars should not be developed. Privacy is a very important part in making decisions for adult consumers. Also, being as safe as possible is important to almost everybody. This car is also a disappointment when you look at what it is called. Why would anybody want a vehicle that endangers them and disappoints them?
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Your evaluation score is: 4.0
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