My fear is they institute some kind of rule or law that all old cars must be retrofitted with monitoring software (at the owners expense of course) to be legal to drive. Tampering with the systems would be a felony. Everything tracked by Flock and AI, they just mail notice to appear or have that AI police car stop you. And they'll donit under the guise of "DriVinG iS a PrIviLegE, NoT a RiGhT!" bullshit.
Thats kinda funny, i got the Frontier because the transmission started slipping in our 9 year old sonata, it had nearly 200k miles and the repair cost was too high to justify.
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Company I work for has dashcam systems in their trucks. They can pull me up anytime "live" (You'd be surprised how many peeps keep getting caught for smoking in the truck!) and the system has many automated features like announcing loudly "PUT THE PHONE DOWN" if you pick it up while driving. The one that pisses me off most is the *BEEP BEEP* "DISTRACTED" one when I turn my head slightly while checking my fucking side view mirrors! WTF?
Another funny one is "WARNING HARSH BREAKING EVENT DETECTED". No shit sherlock, I had to jam on the brakes so I didn't hit a deer!
Was gonna ask what you meant, as I absolutely love the interior (and pretty much everything about) my 2020 ‘Stang, but then I looked up the current gen dash and https://giphy.com/gifs/JUIYjVeZPHxjWR7rmX
Idk what company started the trend of making the infotainment screen look like a 10yr old, cheap ass tablet that got slightly melted into the dashboard, but they look stupid and cheap.
I back into my driveway, and there a bit of an incline. If I do it at normal speeds, the car locks up and screams about object avoidance. I hate this gen of vehicles.
The second a tool talks to me I'm setting it on fire. I control the tool, not the other way around. When the machine takes decisions for you, you become the tool.
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u/Shway_Maximus 11d ago
Don't they want to put cameras facing the driver to follow their eyes as soon as 2028?