So, clearly we're not quite there yet, but let's suppose that five years from now we have fully self-driving (FSD) vehicles that are 10 times safer than human drivers per million miles.
How long do you think it would take for legislative bodies to remove the need for a driving license if you purchase a car with FSD capabilities?
At present, I don't own a car or a license, as I reside in the heart of a major city, and it would be more of a burden than a benefit. However, I'm curious to know if this will become a reality within my lifetime. Living in the EU, it's common knowledge that there is often a resistance to adopting new technologies such as autonomous driving or AI. Hence, my belief is that while Americans might be taking pleasure cruises across the continent in their FSD vehicles, we may still be obliged to drive manually due to a sense of responsibility.