AI also raises profound privacy and data ethics issues. These systems rely on continuous data collection, such as passenger information, and even facial recognition for security and to function safely. Without proper regulations, this data could be exploited for surveillance or sold to third parties, threatening individual privacy. Additionally, bias in AI models trained on limited or skewed datasets may reinforce existing inequalities in mobility and access. These societal impacts have made me realize how much preparation society needs to make to co-exist in harmony with AI. The ethical and privacy issues associated with AI need to be addressed properly and effectively, but also promptly, since AI has already become an integral part of society. However, people are not aware of these concerns as much as they should, and this has made me much more cautious and aware.