Just make my vehicle perform reliably and economically. I can control the heater.
1 month ago | 19
It's a meaningless question... What's the application or task that it's specifically performing. For me it's not the technology, it's what purpose is it serving.
1 month ago | 3
Simple cars with low prices would be nice, take me back to the 60’s 😊
1 month ago | 6
Most people concerned about personal data/privacy protection in a vehicle most likely are carrying a smartphone. Like with most technology older people will eventually either deal with it, learn to like it, or, over time pass-away (I am 58) and the youth will embrace it. The cycle will then repeat.
1 month ago | 1
The issue with the auto industry and data collection lies in how poorly regulated it is compared to other sectors, and the hassle required to opt out compared to consumer electronics. With smartphones, you can easily adjust a few settings to disable location sharing and data collection. Vehicles, however, complicate this process by catering to data brokers eager to access this information. On top of that, there's the problem of weak security measures surrounding this data, ride sharing, rental cars, and the concerns just keep piling up...
1 month ago | 2
It's obviously going this way, imagine something simple like being on a road trip and needing the toilet "hey car, find the nearest public toilet and add a stop on our route" SO much safer than a human trying to Google with their phone or manually trying to change the nav while driving.
1 month ago | 1
I want my car to be as reliable as possible over 10-15 years. Any tech that’s likely to fail or glitch in that timeframe will be a nuisance.
1 month ago | 2
I'm already driving AI-produced software and never intend to return to 20th century driving.
1 month ago | 1
No, save the electricity cost for better applications. AI data centers are burning way too much electricity & homeowners are already beginning to foot the bill
1 month ago | 0
I think AI only would be a good idea in case of emergency in cases the occupants lose conscience and no one is around.
1 month ago (edited) | 2
My store specializes in replacing failed tech in vehicles, so bring it on! More $$$ for me!
1 month ago | 0
Model T, VW Beetle, Honda Civic… affordable, reliable, lower insurance premiums.
1 month ago | 0
If your smart phone is in the car, your data is everywhere. So what!?!
1 month ago (edited) | 0
With the increase in features and decrease in physical controls AI, voice and gesture controls are becoming more necessary and beneficial so reluctantly I can see more AI as a positive.
1 month ago | 0
I only want locally controlled and stored anonymous data to improve individual vehicle performance. Driver one, etc
1 month ago | 0
All this talk of them tracking your car. Wake up people , if you have a cell phone your already being tracked everywhere you go.
1 month ago | 1
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