[razusi187]

AI-driven vehicles analyze biometric data, eye movement, and reaction speed before unlocking driving privileges. If the car detects impairment, it locks controls, calls a rideshare, or, in extreme cases, alerts authorities. Critics argue it's an invasion of privacy, while others call it lifesaving.

[breachedu76]

When you crash your car into a bus stop while drunk, can this also be considered an invasion of someone else's privacy or is it simply a violation of personal space?

[DredgenSun]

When you crash your car into a bus stop while drunk, can this also be considered an invasion of someone else's privacy or is it simply a violation of personal space?

Lol this is a good question.

Do Telsa's do this? Coz if they did, it'd be quite the irony considering Musks masturbatory adoration for freedom

[KennyXXXVI]

Is it an invasion of privacy when you drive into someones front room when drunk? or just an accident?

[DredgenSun]

Is it an invasion of privacy when you drive into someones front room when drunk? or just an accident?

Is it an invasion of privacy if I break into peoples house in a Tesla and steal their butter?

[joepa]

What's the AI part in this?
Already exists for decaded right?

[BlackBeer]

When Americas latest proxy war started, Elon was asked to remotely disable Teslas in Russia.

In the future, if you post a meme that is too funny or that fascist liberals don't understand, expect your driving radius to be lowered.

[yomamatas]

I thought that things like this was a given, haven't this been a thing for a while already.

[KennyXXXVI]

I thought that things like this was a given, haven't this been a thing for a while already.

I think it was for people already been stopped before for driving when drunk

[termit]

if someone pays to be had, it's their choice