We now have a big problem in the form of skeptical people. Although, these are just non-tech people who consider themselves smarter than everyone else. How can people write about terrorists and hackers ... If everything were so simple, all the systems of banks and classified information would have been hacked long ago and the world would have been chaos. As for the insecurity of such a movement, I agree. But this is only for now, because there are many questions to which there are no answers. I don't care about promises when it will be, because I perfectly understand that it depends not only on the developers: there are many external reasons, self-driving cars are unlikely to quickly gain popularity. Autonomous driving has a lot of responsibility, concentration on the move. Yes, everyone has their own driving style, their own rules, but this is a solvable problem in the future. By the way, I advise all skeptics to read https://blog.andersenlab.com/de/can-self-driving-cars-drive-... Of course, there are difficulties with implementation, because pedestrians are unpredictable. But the biggest problem is in non tech people, read the tech articles first before condemning the ease of accessibility of the system. The only problem is that machines can't think.