Public Fear of Autonomous Vehicles: A Problem We Can’t Just Ignore

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By Jennifer SensibaMay 6, 2021, 12:35 pm359 pts
Autonomous Vehicles in Fiction When I was in high school, I was fortunate to have a few English teachers who were interested in dystopian science fiction. Automated vehicle systems weren’t a big topic of conversation in the 90s and 00s. In fact, they weren’t a thing people really talked about at all once…

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Public Fear of Autonomous Vehicles: A Problem We Can’t Just Ignore

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