Driverless cars seem to be widely discussed these days. It appears that these cars’ usage will be better for society and individuals. I disagree with these cars usage since they are not beneficial in the present scenario due to their sensor issues and non-alignment of their traffic in roads.
Coming to the individual side, the primary reason for the issues in driverless cars is certainly their sensor levels. These cars have not been fully developed to sense the surrounding objects clearly, which may pose more threats to road accidents. There is no clear empirical evidence that these cars can detect objects precisely. For instance, if the sensor of the car does not detect the opposite dimensions of the object clearly, it may lead to a collision. And there is more scope to develop these sensors efficiently before making these cars available to the public. Moreover, the present traffic system is not aligned to deal with driverless cars. These cars use an Artificial Intelligence system that is precoded to ride in simulated traffic conditions. However, these conditions are dynamic in nature and those cars may not maturely choose the correct step while driving on busy roads. Thus, it clearly demonstrates that driverless cars may not seem better for individuals.
Turning to the Society side, these cars may pose threat to society as it leads to loss of jobs for many people. These smart cars may replace driver jobs, which are performed manually. Furthermore, these cars use heavy technical equipment, which makes them more expensive. In other words, these cars may attract only the affluent section of society, leading to an imbalance in ownership of these cars in society.
Admittedly, it is true that Driverless cars can reduce human efforts on driving work. However, the accidental threats that these cars pose to both society and individuals have more damaging effects.
In conclusion, although driverless cars reduce human intervention, these cars may seem a threat in present days due to their sensor and traffic management issues. I, therefore, tend to disagree that driverless cars will replace the present driving system.
Driverless
cars
seem to be
widely
discussed these days. It appears that these
cars’
usage will be better for
society
and individuals. I disagree with these
cars
usage since they are not beneficial in the
present
scenario due to their sensor issues and non-alignment of their
traffic
in roads.
Coming to the individual side, the primary reason for the issues in driverless
cars
is
certainly
their sensor levels. These
cars
have not been
fully
developed to sense the surrounding objects
clearly
, which may pose more
threats
to road accidents. There is no
clear
empirical evidence that these
cars
can detect objects
precisely
.
For instance
, if the sensor of the
car
does not detect the opposite dimensions of the object
clearly
, it may lead to a collision. And there is more scope to develop these sensors
efficiently
before
making these
cars
available to the public.
Moreover
, the
present
traffic
system is not aligned to deal with driverless
cars
. These
cars
use
an Artificial Intelligence system
that is
precoded
to ride in simulated
traffic
conditions.
However
, these conditions are dynamic in nature and those
cars
may not
maturely
choose the correct step while driving on busy roads.
Thus
, it
clearly
demonstrates that driverless
cars
may not seem better for individuals.
Turning to the
Society
side, these
cars
may pose
threat
to
society
as it leads to loss of jobs for
many
people
. These smart
cars
may replace driver jobs, which
are performed
manually
.
Furthermore
, these
cars
use
heavy technical equipment, which
makes
them more expensive.
In other words
, these
cars
may attract
only
the affluent section of
society
, leading to an imbalance in ownership of these
cars
in society.
Admittedly
, it is true that Driverless
cars
can
reduce
human efforts on driving work.
However
, the accidental
threats
that these
cars
pose to both
society
and individuals have more damaging effects.
In conclusion
, although driverless
cars
reduce
human intervention, these
cars
may seem a
threat
in
present
days due to their sensor and
traffic
management issues. I,
therefore
, tend to disagree that driverless
cars
will replace the
present
driving system.