As driverless cars win human rights, we risk losing our inate human fight

Macworld
Feb 11, 2016, 11:53 am357 pts
The computer algorithms that pilot self-driving cars may soon be considered the functional equivalents of human drivers. That’s the early opinion of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration—and so begins our slow-burn acquiescence in the battle of man versus machine. I don’t have a problem with the…

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