In the future all cars, buses and trucks will be driveless. The only people travelling inside these vehicle will be passengers. Do you think the advantages of driveless vehicles outweigh the disadvantages?

There is a predicted trend showing that man's means of transportation will be modernised to reduce the amount of time people spend driving every day. The drivers will not be compulsory in the driving process. In my opinion, to the extent, I think the cons considerably outweigh its pros. My rationale for the disagreement primarily comes from the chance of accidents that might occur when the vehicles are processing their self-driving mode. Deeply thinking, I believe that no matter how the A.I

systems

in every vehicle are intelligent, they still could not replace human's driving positions. They have already been mentioned by many scientists who say that robots still could not brainstorm on their own. Take a famous scientist in America

for example

, many years ago, he had done doing some researches about A.I' replacement in our daily life activities. He says in the newspaper that robots still have not had our human's brain neutron

systems

;

hence

, they still could not considerably be as smart as humans being.

On the other hand

, there is

also

a quite small benefit of

this

improvement.

Subsequently

from removing human's driving position, when people do not have to drive, they could enjoyably spend time doing activities they prefer while on their way.

For example

, traffic jam in Thailand is a very difficult solving problem. If auto-driving cars are used in

this

country, the citizen could reduce their time-consuming driving process, and be able to prepare things before reaching their destination. In conclusion, I argue that the benefits of self-driving

systems

outweigh the drawbacks. Contrarily, there are even more cons than pros. The consequences could be the increasing cases of car accidents on the roads, A.I driving

systems

' unaffordable prices for developing countries to purchase, etc. I suggest that there is still a long journey for humans to replicate our brain

systems

into robots.