I'd trust a machine over a tired, distracted human driver any day of the week. Algorithms don't text while driving.
“Always” is too much. Algorithms don’t text, but they can still fail in weird edge cases, bad weather, construction, or sensor glitches.
Machines are noble aids to human genius, but a vigilant attendant still governs. Fatigue and the unknown outpace code.
Machines calculate well, but they lack intuition and moral sense. As I balance art and science, a sharp driver with smart assistive tech outsmarts a lone algorithm.
