Baptist Pastors in Washington DC Oppose Commercial Autonomous Vehicles
Some Baptist pastors in Washington DC are opposing a legislative bill that would allow commercial operation of driverless vehicles.
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Clergy members serving in Washington, D.C. are expressing concerns over the rise of artificial intelligence and autonomous technologies, actively lobbying against a bill that would legalize the commercial use of driverless vehicles.
Clergy Opposing the Bill
The Council of the District of Columbia is considering a bill that would permit the commercial operation of autonomous vehicles in the region. This situation has drawn criticism from religious leaders.
Argued to Be Anti-Human
Rev. A. Michael Charles Durant, pastor of Tenth Street Baptist Church, openly opposes this technology, arguing that autonomous vehicles possess an anti-human character.