AUTO PILOT IN

CARS
Williams #16
Ismael #10
Jung Chen #9
Junior #13
Elieser #12
CLAIM
 Description: It is a mechanical, electrical
or hydraulic system used to guide a
vehicle without the help of a human being.

 Function: Once the Autopilot system is

activated, the car begins to measure
distances with all nearby objects (usually
other vehicles) in order to know when it is
going to be overtaken, when it should
brake, etc. In addition, an interior camera
is activated that monitors that the driver
does not let go of the steering wheel.
DATA (GROUNDS)
 Whether it’s to find a destination or swerve
around an unexpected obstacle, self-driving
cars must constantly be pulling data from the
outside world and feeding that data to advanced
neural network algorithms to derive meaning in
real-time.

 The car needs to be in constant communication

with location-tracking satellites, for instance,
and be able to send and receive messages from
other vehicles on the road.

 Still, as amazing as those outward abilities are,

what few people realize is that these vehicles
can gather just as much data from inside the car
as from outside of it.
WARRANT (BRIDGE)
 Tesla's most sophisticated Autopilot uses eight
cameras to capture images of everything that happens
around the car that are processed in an artificial
vision system. Currently, Teslas are the only cars that
are aware of their surroundings.

 Besides that it must be in constant communication

with location tracking satellites, it is an amazing
electric vehicle and pushes the boundaries of what's
possible in a zero-emissions car. With a maximum
capacity of seven passengers, the whole family can
ride together and the range is over 300 miles to
eliminate worries about recharging on normal trips or
short trips.

 But these vehicles can also store a large amount of

data both outside and inside, but you can also save a
little more if you put them to charge at home, plus
they are a great choice for your subscription .
BACKING (FOUNDATION)
 Backing: Thanks to technology, these vehicles
are getting better and their autopilot greatly
improves passenger safety, since as my partner
mentioned, they learn to a large extent, what it
can be difficult for a human to learn when
driving to make it decent, the autopilot will
have already learned much more, being able to
predict what other drivers would do and avoid
it.

 Although a doubt arises from this, but first I

would like to show a video explained, a little,
about how autopilot thinks.
COUNTERCLAIM
 Counterclaim: it is true that as in the video
the doubt may arise that, what would the
autopilot do if he had to decide between
throwing himself down a ravine or hitting
a wall at 100 miles per hour, issues like
that make questionable whether the
autopilot is safe, but as Veritasium said
"99 percent of the time" accidents are
caused by human errors, which a And has
collided with him by accident, which
makes it clear that autopilot would be a
good reducer of traffic accidents in which
many people die every year.
REBUTTAL