Self Driving Cars

We are living in an exciting time with many beneficial technologies sure to be coming out in the next few years. The game-changing technology that I am most excited for are self-driving automobiles. According to the World Health Organization, over one million individuals die each year from automobile accidents. Furthermore, the majority of these accidents can be attributed to human-error. Self-driving cars will be revolutionary, particularily because they are significantly safer than human drivers. Once self-driving cars become popularized, billions of dollars used for covering automobile accidents will be saved, and can be invested into other worthwhile causes.

Another benefit of self-driving cars that may not be initially evident

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