Everybody knows self-driving cars will soon be all over U.S.highways. Let’s assume self-driving cars will one day become assafe as human-controlled vehicles. Even so, there will still a hugeproblem with them. If you can get younger people to understand it,it might help them also think about why they should use yourservices, rather than robo-advisors.
The problem is: When people start depending on self-driving carsdelivered by Google, Apple or Uber, they won’t learn how to drive.They will never learn (or forget) how to: navigate theirsurroundings, care for valuable machinery, budget for an importantpurchase, and solve problems behind the wheel. A big part of thehuman learning curve will no longer be necessary – made obsolete bytechnology.
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