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A major development in the automotive world is currently underway—flying cars may soon become a reality!


The first flying car was recently showcased at the Silicon Valley Auto Show. Unlike traditional vehicles, this futuristic model will run on electric power rather than gas.





Would you ever purchase a flying car, or would you rather stick to traditional motor vehicles?
 
It's finally happening! I'm shocked it took us this long to make a working prototype. We've had airplanes for decades, you'd think we'd figure out how to get cars flying sooner. With all the crashes that have been happening lately, I honestly would just stick to traditional cars.
 
cpvr said:
A major development in the automotive world is currently underway—flying cars may soon become a reality!


The first flying car was recently showcased at the Silicon Valley Auto Show. Unlike traditional vehicles, this futuristic model will run on electric power rather than gas.





Would you ever purchase a flying car, or would you rather stick to traditional motor vehicles?
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If I have the finances, I am going to happily get one for myself. I like innovations and trying this out won't be bad at all.
 
I watched it and I'm convinced that flying cars are becoming a reality at the Silicon Valley Auto Show. They promise to alter the possibilities of urban mobility. The only hiccup is building the requisite infrastructure.
 
cpvr said:
A major development in the automotive world is currently underway—flying cars may soon become a reality!


The first flying car was recently showcased at the Silicon Valley Auto Show. Unlike traditional vehicles, this futuristic model will run on electric power rather than gas.





Would you ever purchase a flying car, or would you rather stick to traditional motor vehicles?
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This is Hilarious 😆
 
Wouldn't they be shot at over red states like the drones? 😂 No, I'm serious. Well, there could be justification for it. I mean, where could they fly? They are restricted, just like the drones. How could a new situation of flying cars replacing real ones be implemented? Don't you see the massive challenges?
 
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I saw this just the other day and it is quite amazing to see. We still have a long way to go before these will be anywhere close to being road worthy but it's nice to see progress.
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Well, with a lot of things that I see in a highly advanced Sci-fi movies, I believe that if such technologies used in that movies is real enough, we are likely going to have them being actively used in our society soon.
 
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I still can’t believe it. After watching the video, it looks very much like AI generated. I doubt it's true.
 
Rey619 said:
As if we trust a self driving car on pilot either lol
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Only if you'd like to test your luck, but I wouldn't do it. I'd rather have full control of my car. Self driving is pointless unless you'd like to have the car drive to you when it's parked in a big garage at a local event.
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cpvr said:
Only if you'd like to test your luck, but I wouldn't do it. I'd rather have full control of my car. Self driving is pointless unless you'd like to have the car drive to you when it's parked in a big garage at a local event.
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I can't stop thinking about what's going to happen when terrorists decides to start hacking those cars and killing people by the thousands with mass accidents.
 
Ja sa bong said:
I can't stop thinking about what's going to happen when terrorists decides to start hacking those cars and killing people by the thousands with mass accidents.
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I’m not entirely sure about that as they’ll be tracked by the FAA(
FAA (Federal Aviation Administration, U.S.) and the
ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) who Regulates global aviation standards. They’ll also more than likely be watched by the Air traffic control center. The air traffic control center keeps an eye on basically everything that flies in the sky.


It’s something that’ll be a rare occurrence if it ever happens, which I highly doubt. With cameras built in most newer cars, I wouldn’t be surprised if it uses a facial recognition system that’s controlled by some type of AI.
 
cpvr said:
I’m not entirely sure about that as they’ll be tracked by the FAA(
FAA (Federal Aviation Administration, U.S.) and the
ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) who Regulates global aviation standards. They’ll also more than likely be watched by the Air traffic control center. The air traffic control center keeps an eye on basically everything that flies in the sky.


It’s something that’ll be a rare occurrence if it ever happens, which I highly doubt. With cameras built in most newer cars, I wouldn’t be surprised if it uses a facial recognition system that’s controlled by some type of AI.
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If it comes to risks and threats, I don't like ruling anything out. I like to think a lot about the worst case scenario in everything. Maybe it's because I'm a deep thinker but I hope it doesn't come to that.
 
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