"I'm a recovering alcoholic and also recovering bulimic. I've been clean 5 years and it kills me to know how much I blew on a couple hours of numbing." I coulda bout a house while in my addiction. 👀Ĭheck out the video showing Jaguar Land Rover's 'eye pod' technology.
So, what's the break-through idea? Googly eyes. The company has teamed with a group of cognitive psychologists to help discover how their technology's behavior affects a human's confidence in it. Other generations are even more fearful, with 68% of Gen Xers and 71% of Baby Boomers saying "no" to the new technology.īut Jaguar Land Rover is currently developing a solution. Before, only 49% of millennials were afraid of these vehicles, but that number jumped the most drastically of any other demographic to 64%. In late 2017, 63% of Americans were afraid to ride in a self-driving car, but after March 2018, that number increased to 73%. Because of that, manufacturers are trying to figure out a way to make their autonomous vehicles more trustworthy.ĪAA's survey was conducted shortly after a self-driving vehicle, part of a test by Uber, killed a pedestrian in March. The number of Americans who would be afraid to ride in a self-driving car has increased by 10% since 2017, according to a survey conducted by the American Automobile Association (AAA).
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