Chapter: 2334

Drones hovered overhead.

Everyone stared at this scene intently, thinking that the black shadow was a rising star, but the white car in front was more exciting.

He speeds up, sprints, and crazily can stir up the blood flow in the whole body, enough to make every nerve tremble.

Champion, well deserved.

One meter away from the cliff, he barely stopped.

Everyone's breathing was suffocated, and then they shouted loudly.

However, the unmanned racing car gave up speeding up and stopped at the finish line after evaluating that it had no chance of winning the championship, no more, no less.

They missed the championship.

But the people in the car didn't make a sound, didn't regret, and didn't relax.

This shows what?

Autonomous driving does not have much room for growth.

It's that they can't fight against people's will. They will always put people first in the system evaluation and use, and all the standards are the best solution.

It's like an excellent student who always has the first overall score, and a partial subject student who fails in other grades but always gets full marks in one subject.

Artificial intelligence will first ensure the safety of the people in the car, and then the safety of the vehicle.

All responses are made on this basis, which does not mean that unmanned driving can override human driving skills.

Their arrogance is met with reality.

The champion came down from the car, greeted by all the shouts and applause, and even the drones dropped streamers and flowers to celebrate the champion's arrival.

However, he walked slowly to the vicinity of the black vehicle and knocked on the window, wanting to see the opponent who almost beat him.

The staff got out of the car. Although he was wearing a racing driver's costume, it was not difficult to see his elegance and refinement.

"Congratulations……"

The champion smiled, shook hands with him, saw that there was another person in the car, and frowned slightly.

Then laughed.

"It turns out that there is another person. If you are alone, maybe I won't be able to win."

After all, the pressure of being alone and the determination to put everything in one's hands are two completely opposite states.

The staff was taken aback for a moment, then shook their heads modestly

"No, no matter how many people are in it, you will be the winner."

It's not that he lost to the champion, it's that the driverless lost to human will.

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meeting room.

Ringo's complexion was like a pig's liver, and he couldn't say a word.