McBride explains how self-driving cars are very smart on there own, but for them to actually be common in our society they need to work along side humans: “The technological and the human are more entangled, impossible to prise apart and must be considered as a whole (McBride, 2015, p. 184). He also states, “It is the machine that is autonomous and the human that is disempowered” (McBride, 2015, p. 181) making us below something we, humans, created. In this article the author tells us how we could lose our identities to these self-driving cars: “In societies where reputation, wealth, and role in society are represented in the car and its use, driverless cars will pose a threat” (McBride, 2015, p. 183). In this article McBride tells us how great self-driving cars can be on there own, but the possibilities vastly extend if we can use them cooperatively. In our minds us being human makes up the most powerful things on the planet Earth. McBride explains if we aren’t integrated with self-driving we will become powerless in a way; we will rely fully on a car. McBride explains in this article that in our society these days the way you drive your car and the way you represent that car defines your personal identity. Therefore, making it so that the cars and society still function together solves all the problems we, as humans, face with making self-driving cars a…