Are driverless cars are a solution in search of a problem or a problem in search of a solution? I think the latter. The problem is psychological and and the sol

Are driverless cars are a solution in search of a problem or a problem in search of a solution? I think the latter. The problem is psychological and and the solution is for people to grow up. Technology is no where near the state necessary to navigate the real world, because it has no model of the real world comparable to the human brain. Competent adults who have looked into this problem understand this. The "driverless" phenomenon is a fascinating case study in how dumb investors can be when cheap money is coupled with baseless mass delusion. Cars are not smart in 2023. They can't be because the technology does not exist, for example, for a robot to reliably recognize and flexibly respond to open ended an emergency situation in the real world the way a human can. Maybe some situations can be some of the time but not any where near the rate a competent driver can. The principals of so called self-driving company's should be held personally liable for accidents if the technology is so great. Because that is what happens to human drivers who commit infractions.