Comments on: CA tech doubles down on driverless cars

By: A Fellow Watchdog

A Fellow Watchdog — Fri, 21 Aug 2015 18:48:13 +0000

Where do I start?
First of all, there is nothing man can make that will replace the superior complexity of even the dullest human intelligence (which includes more than just our brains and what is in them), so driverless cars cannot ever be better or safer than cars with a human at the wheel.
Second of all, why is the Auto Club so in love with driverless cars?
Third, what are the auto-insurers going to do when some person or their property is killed, maimed or destroyed by a driverless vehicle (at whatever stage the technology happens to be at the time) and the victim(s) or their survivors decide to sue, and what will be the limit to damages?
My advice to people who want to invest their money in driverless cars or the outfits that make them is: don’t.
This is not the way to make the world a better or safer place to be.

By: A Fellow Watchdog

A Fellow Watchdog — Fri, 21 Aug 2015 18:34:12 +0000

In reply to Bill Gore. Think people should be paying attention to what you say. What about all the things that can go wrong when hackers start having fun messing around with the driverless-car computer system in all its glory?

By: Bill Gore

Bill Gore — Tue, 07 Jul 2015 13:34:21 +0000

Driverless cars are a priority for the elites because mobility is incompatible with a centrally planned and controlled economy. While the 0.01% will be hypermobile, seeming to be everywhere at once, mid-level dull normals will only go where they are allowed to go. Lowers will be relegated to mass transit, of course…Make no mistake, driverless cars are about control, control, control-social engineering. Absent the need for tight control over every human activity, there really is no justification for the “driverless” car (in quotes because someone will definitely be driving, and it won’t be you!).

By: desmond

desmond — Tue, 07 Jul 2015 02:48:13 +0000

Sergey should welcome being transported around Oakland, Compton Stockton. It would be a great proving ground, and if after a fender bender, he is removed from car and cooked in a smoker for the block party, it will only improve the next model year.