An eye-grabbing piece on CNBC is gaining a lot of attention — posing a fundamental question: Will the the public trust self-driving cars?
Driverless cars are quickly becoming a reality on America’s streets, with Alphabet-owned Waymo leading the charge, logging over 22 million autonomous miles. However, public opinion remains split, fueled by high-profile accidents involving other self-driving companies and a lack of familiarity with the technology in many cities.
Now, Tesla, perhaps the most ambitious player in the field, is preparing to launch its long-promised robotaxi. But as excitement builds, a key question remains: Can the public overcome its doubts and embrace the future of transportation?
Great piece CNBC!
