content: I totally see them for what they are. The whole eyesight camera system, self parking cars, auto-braking cars and such are all part of the plan to force driverless cars on us in the future. The silver lining is these will most certainly not be running the roads anytime soon. They continually fail in areas that require human thinking and what we don't even realize as creative strategy. Computers cannot create. They can only act and react and learn and make decisions. Humans on the otherhand are much broader. Traveling could be argued as a form of communication. When we go somewhere we are communicating our intentions (driving straight). When we turn or swerve to begin the turn or put a blinker on we are communicating intentions. With a a driverless car you have no idea what it is doing and it is following its own set of rules. These will continue to be rushed and pushed until they are somehow driving among us, but they will not replace us anytime soon. People like Elon Musk are part of the problem and are all too quick to cover up any and all misgivings of their technology.