Ten years back, someone pitched me on autonomous vehicles. Honestly? I wasn't buying it.

Then they dropped one line that flipped everything: "One car screws up, every other car instantly learns from it. Human drivers? We just keep repeating the same crashes."

That's when it clicked—collective learning beats individual experience every time. The whole network gets smarter from a single failure. We're still out here making the same driving mistakes our grandparents did.