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 driverless vehicles outweigh the disadvantages?

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There have been
people
suggesting that all the vehicles that run on the roads
such
as
cars
or buses will no longer have human drivers and
instead
, the vehicles will automated by AI.
Although
this
situation has some drawbacks, the potential of a reduced proportion of traffic
accidents
outweighs any potential disadvantages. First of all, with the technological advancements today we have reached, there are lots of machines run by AI. In the
future
, it is assumed that
cars
, buses or trucks will be
driverless
.
However
, we ,as humanity, still don’t trust them enough because of a lack of knowledge and we might feel unsafe with
driverless
cars
in the
future
. Studies show that, when
people
ask
to
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AI
while
they decide, they immediately ask for another human to be sure. And for
its
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, surveys indicate that
people
don’t rely on its decision-making mechanism more than their friends since they cannot be sure how they managed it.
Thus
, in the
future
,
people
may feel frustrated when using
cars
run
by
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their own. Indeed, they don’t use them at all so the aim of
driverless
cars
would fail.
However
, the possibility of reduced traffic
accidents
, in my opinion, outweighs any potential disadvantage.
For instance
, if you are driving after a sleepless long night, the possibility of an accident is 68% because of lack of attention.There are lots of proofs indicating that machines run by AI, cause fewer errors compared with human beings. They are much more efficient and accurate
while
doing tasks.
Thus
, if the vehicles no longer have human drivers, it means fewer
accidents
happening. In conclusion, there are some benefits and drawbacks if we would have
driverless
cars
in the
future
. I strongly believe that the potential of no
accidents
happening outweighs any potential disadvantage.
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Your essay briefly addresses the advantages and disadvantages of driverless vehicles, which is positive for task response. However, the response seems incomplete as it lacks in-depth analysis and a wider range of specific examples to support the points made. Ensure to thoroughly address the prompt by expanding on these examples and more clearly stating how and why the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.
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The essay does have an identifiable structure but could be improved by more effectively organizing ideas into paragraphs with clear topic sentences. Cohesion can be improved by using a variety of linking words effectively, and ensuring a logical flow of ideas. There are some abrupt transitions, which could be smoother to maintain coherence throughout the essay.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • driverless vehicles
  • advantages
  • disadvantages
  • increased safety
  • reduced traffic congestion
  • improved efficiency
  • accessibility
  • disabled
  • elderly
  • job displacement
  • privacy concerns
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