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General Motors’ advancements in ‘eyes-off’ driving technology have ignited a critical debate regarding the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in transportation. As self-driving cars edge closer to reality, profound questions arise concerning liability in accidents, ensuring passenger safety, and programming AI to make ethical decisions in challenging, real-world situations. The discussion, sparked by a Reddit post referencing a Wired Magazine article, underscores the urgency of addressing these complex issues before widespread adoption of fully autonomous vehicles.