အမေရိကန်မှာ ၂၀၂၇ ကစပြီး မော်တော်ယာဉ်တိုင်းမှာ မူးယစ်မောင်းနှင်မှု စစ်ဆေးတဲ့စနစ် ပါဝင်ရတော့မယ်

The U.S. has mandated that all new cars starting from 2027 must include a "drunk driving detection system."

Currently, cars are equipped with cameras and sensors that monitor the driver's eye movements, head position, and attention level every second.

If the car detects that the driver is intoxicated or not paying attention, it will restrict the car from being driven.

This marks a shift from previous safety systems like airbags that only provided protection in the event of an accident, to systems that now directly control the driver.

However, this change has also sparked controversy. Questions have emerged about whether this technology is truly for safety or constant surveillance of people, and critics are concerned about the security of personal data collected from vehicles.

Additionally, since current systems cannot accurately measure blood alcohol levels, there is still a risk of errors.

With advanced monitoring systems being incorporated, many are also concerned about potential significant increases in car prices.

Ref: Fossbytes