The previous article in popular writing posted by The Washington Post by the author Steven Overly states that Carlos Gosh, chief executive and chairman of Nissan (also Renault and Mitsubishi) affirms we wrongly fear the concept of artificial intelligence, thinking that with artificial intelligent we might lose our human purpose against it. Gosh ensures that for his vehicles and their technology to become completely independent of humans, it still has a long way to go, and for safety measures, Nissan will continue creating vehicles without entirely taking out the responsibility of the driver. But, in what base is Gosh making his arguments? He says that although technology could free us from some cases, in scenarios when driving needs the judgment
