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

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Some
people
 believe that the advancements in technology will make every vehicle driverless, and
this
 will cause damage to our lives because there is a possibility of hacking into
this
 machine.
However
, I think artificial intelligence (AI) will provide a comfortable area during transportation, and it can enhance reliability with the research recommendations of engineers that can reduce the number of
accidents
 on the street.
To begin
 with, some groups of
people
 do not trust AI, which makes them refuse to transport via driverless
vehicles
 for the reason of cyber security.
In other words
, they are aware of being hacked during each trip, which the cost is live.
Therefore
, these
people
 would
instead
 use manual cars only since they are afraid of being hacked by criminals.
On the other hand
, I believe that
although
 we have to work until night every day and we have to drive on the way home
instead
, we deserve to take a break.
For instance
, the survey’s result shows the majority of employers sleep only 4 hours per day, which is not enough; if they can sleep on the way to their office, their brains will be better since they can relax during each journey.
In addition
, AI is more reliable than humans;
this
 is because the latest research shows almost 80% of
accidents
 are caused by human errors. Software engineers carefully develop logical control in modern
vehicles
such
 as the Shinkansen in Japan and the Teslar car, which are safer than humans.
Thus
,
people
 who are drivers have more chance of causing
accidents
 than driverless
vehicles
.
To conclude
,
although
 AI can be hacked and result in
accidents
, I believe the advantages of modern
vehicles
 outweigh the drawbacks as the reason
people
 have more time to sleep and research that talks about human error can be more damaged than hackers.
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