[Netherrealmer]

Way to raise the unemployment in an over populated country. These trains are now giving services to people. I wonder if this train's AI can sense suicidal people and stop moving if someone tries to cross the rail. I do admit accidents still happens with Humans but train deaths might get worst with AI.

These trains most likely will have cameras inside to go well with their social credit scoring system so people who may misbehaved on trains will get negative points.
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[ceci]

Do you have confidence with a driverless car or a train?
I am still don't have much confidence with them.
Anyway, we might have driverless plan too in the near future if the technology advancing in such way.

[Angie10]

China is always at the forefront of modern, cutting edge technology. But like @ceci, I do wonder if I'd feel safe I think there's even something in the pipeline for pilot-less planes and that scares me even more. As we all know, systems fail and always need human intervention to restore service.

[Alaskah]

I rode on a driverless train/subway in Florida. I personally think it was more efficient.

[mrki444]

I wonder if this train's AI can sense suicidal people and stop moving if someone tries to cross the rail.

You think train with human driver can avoid it? Trust me, it can't. It can only tootle, can't turn left or right or make sudden stop. Life is not movie where train stops in last second.

[cmoneyspinner]

I don't have much confidence in driverless vehicles. I feel even less comfortable with a driverless train. I would still like to know who will take responsibility for accidents.

[MysticMoons]

That is kind of scary. I mean what happens if the computer goes crazy like in the movie
Terminator. But it is amazing how far tech has come.

[mrki444]

That is kind of scary. I mean what happens if the computer goes crazy like in the movie
Terminator. But it is amazing how far tech has come.

Probably will somebody still be in train so he/she can take control. Or even maybe train will be remote controlled from dispatcher center.

[freelancermariagrace]

I don't think I'd ride a driverless train. What if it malfunctions? AI technology can fail anytime. LOL. I'd still go for a train with a human driver.

[mrki444]

I don't think I'd ride a driverless train. What if it malfunctions? AI technology can fail anytime. LOL. I'd still go for a train with a human driver.

And human driver can't fall asleep or have heart attack? People can be broken as any machine.

[fredwriter]

I rode on a driverless train/subway in Florida. I personally think it was more efficient.

Metromover in Miami?

[Sophya]

Now the epidemic is raging in China, this news is more serious.

[fredwriter]

Now the epidemic is raging in China, this news is more serious.

Everyone is scared. There have been cases in lots of countries.

[augusta]

Would I board this, I'm just thinking aloud because It sounds scary already to me. Maybe I might try it out once bit to hop on it all the time might be very difficult.

[mrki444]

Now the epidemic is raging in China, this news is more serious.

Why? Driver is just one person. His present can't stop epidemic or transport sick people.

[kanchan18]

one of the recently opened metro corridor driver less trains has been introduced. it is very new and have to see how it performs. moreover platform screen doors have been erected to minimize suicidal attempts