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The attachments of 'autonomous' vehicles
2021
Social Studies of Science
The ideal of the self-driving car replaces an error-prone human with an infallible, artificially intelligent driver. This narrative of autonomy promises liberation from the downsides of automobility, even if that means taking control away from autonomous, free-moving individuals. We look behind this narrative to understand the attachments that so-called 'autonomous' vehicles (AVs) are likely to have to the world. Drawing on 50 interviews with AV developers, researchers and other stakeholders,
doi:10.1177/03063127211038752
pmid:34396851
pmcid:PMC8586182
fatcat:tvscgxu5hjajhnp6w2h5ubljxy