What do you think makes some people oppose the popularity of autonomous driving?

I think it is difficult to popularize autonomous driving until some problems are solved.

First of all, protect pedestrians or car owners when they are in danger?

When the danger comes, whether the driverless car chooses to protect the owner or the pedestrian has been debated endlessly. The developer of the driverless system is the final arbiter of this life-and-death choice. But in the end, who should minimize the damage, the system must make a judgment, of course, depends on the prior settings to decide.

Although the judgment power is handed over to the driverless system, the moral and legal responsibilities ultimately need to be borne by ourselves.

Therefore, whether it is a car company or a government, driverless cars must have clearer and clearer standards in technology and law if they want to go on the road.

Who should I hold accountable if there is an accident?

When we talk about traffic accidents, another problem is inevitable, and that is accountability. Who is responsible for self-driving cars? Is it the owner? Automobile manufacturer? Or a GPS network service provider? Or a software developer? This series of problems will be encountered in actual operation.

System security and social issues

Security: Driverless cars rely on a lot of data, and the system needs to get your information to serve you more accurately, but your information is also easy to be stolen by hackers, which is unavoidable.

Social aspect: once driverless technology is applied to taxis and trucks, many full-time drivers will lose their jobs, and the number of unemployed people will be very large. Then it will cause many social problems and even affect economic development.