Artificial intelligence pioneer says we need to start over

Fully autonomous cars are expected to dramatically increase driving safety when they eventually hit the roads, but it could cause new hazards for other road users. And to be successful, people have to actually want them on the roads. "We are now considering how society in general is going to interact with these vehicles," Shutko said. "I think it will help with overall acceptance of them." Details: Ford teamed up with the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute for the study.