Hi Kirill, 

There is also the possibilty that the fault might be the mapping company, of the GPS satellite owner, or a hacker. 

Advantages of Self-Driving Cars.

Today people waste several hours every day while driving to work and then back home. Especially in big cities!
And you can't use this time efficiently - you're only watching looking at a the road and spinning a steering wheel. The only thing you can do is listening to the radio.

Now, imagine that in a few years you will earn heaps of money and eventually will buy a car from Google. You'll get into your car, type a destination address on your iPhone (or maybe Android!), press the "Let's go" button and ... just relax. The car will do everything else instead of for you.

At first you'll be able to look around. Cities change quickly but you don't haven't noticed that because you're you were gazing on a at the road while you drove yourself. You observed only new potholes on the roads.

When you're satisfied with the city's sight views/vistas you'll be able to attend to something useful. You'll have the possibility to read, to speak by on the phone, to work remotely or to talk to a fellow traveler if you're not alone. Or, you'll be able to waste your time by playing on your iPhone.

But there is a point at issue that needs to be considered: in case of a car accident, who will be responsible for that it? You, or a the manufacturer of a self-driving car?