The Carnegie Mellon University policy brief, emphasizes the altruistic nature of AVs compared to potentially selfish HVs.

However, real-world experiences with AVs challenge the envisioned benefits. A survey reveals concerns, with people expressing anxiety and distrust toward AVs, particularly in unpredictable pedestrian interactions.

These systems exhibit remarkable abilities in question answering, text generation, image creation, and code generation, surpassing what was imaginable a decade ago and outperforming previous benchmarks. However, it's important to note that they have certain limitations, including a tendency to produce hallucinations, biases, and susceptibility to manipulation for malicious purposes.