Why it won’t be long until we ride in driverless cars

by Laura Domela

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Our future will include driverless cars.

At this year’s CES, car companies and graphics card manufacturers alike featured the technology that they believe will power the vehicles of tomorrow. I remember each morning of CES as I sipped coffee on the stoop of The Verge‘s trailer, watching Volkswagen demonstrate its new driverless parking functionality. The demonstration looked silly, but felt like looking at the not-so-distant future — sort of like how the ASIMO demonstration at Disneyland feels both gimmicky and like a prescient warning of our robot overlords.
via The Verge

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Why it won’t be long until we ride in driverless cars

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