Pure reactionary fear-mongering. Any new technology will have quirks that will eventually get fixed when they are found. As always, the problem is not the techn

Pure reactionary fear-mongering. Any new technology will have quirks that will eventually get fixed when they are found. As always, the problem is not the technology but the profit incentive for introducing the technology. To introduce a new technology properly, much more money needs be spent to train people and oversee the technology until it becomes reliable. But since the motive to introduce technology in the first place is to save money, it's just not going to happen. The real problem is capitalism. This is a fine example on how it is a drag on the progress of science and technology. The real drivers of science and technology are curiosity and laziness. The latter should be celebrated.