Question

why are self-driving cars expected to be better drivers than human beings once the technology is refined?

a. self-driving cars will be equipped with extra computers to make them smarter than human beings.

b. while computers are good at repetitive tasks, human beings make mistakes and get tired, especially while driving.

c. human programmers will have uploaded every available driving manual into self-driving cars.

d. self-driving cars can relate better to inanimate objects such as road signs, traffic lights, and roads.

Explanation:

• Option A: Self - driving cars' superiority in driving isn't about being "smarter" via extra computers in a general sense of intelligence over humans, so A is incorrect.
• Option B: Humans can make errors and feel fatigued during driving, while self - driving systems (based on computers) can perform repetitive driving tasks consistently without such issues, which is a key reason self - driving cars are expected to be better drivers.
• Option C: Uploading every driving manual doesn't guarantee better driving as driving involves real - time decision - making and handling of unforeseen situations, so C is wrong.
• Option D: The concept of "relating" to inanimate objects is not a valid or relevant reason for self - driving cars being better drivers, so D is incorrect.

Answer:

B. While computers are good at repetitive tasks, human beings make mistakes and get tired, especially while driving.