# Groups that may encounter distrust in the popularization of driverless technology In the process of popularization of driverless cars, the following groups may be affected by prejudice due to distrust of new technologies： 1. ** Elderly groups**-May be regarded as having low technological adaptability and are considered unable to understand or use the autonomous driving function 2. ** Residents of rural and remote areas**-May be assumed to not need or be suitable for the use of this technology due to different infrastructure restrictions and usage scenarios 3. **Low-income groups**-May be excluded from early technology adoption, leading to a deepening of the digital divide 4. ** People with disabilities**-Although they may be one of the biggest beneficiaries of driverless driving, their special needs may be ignored in the system design 5. ** Conservative people in technology**-People who are cautious about artificial intelligence may be labeled as hindering progress It is important that technology popularization should accommodate the reasonable concerns of various groups, and avoid simply equating technology acceptance with openness or progress.