Are touchscreens in cars dangerous?

Traditional buttons and knobs are not the solution. Voice control with local LLM will be the future.

That sounds terrible. I want less computers in my car, not more!

Please no, I hate using any voice control, even if it works well. Sometimes, especially when I am alone, I do not want to speak.

That's going to work great when you are driving home in the rain from a dentist visit and cannot get it to understand when you say "turn on windshield wipers".

The problem with voice control is that it requires you to know (or guess) a lot about the thing you're trying to control. When it malfunctions, it takes more, not less, attention than a touchscreen.

I've driven Teslas for seven years, and I still have no ^%$#^ing idea what I can and can't do with voice control.

Voice control barely works. 50 = 15.

Thanks stranger, for speaking up for all of us that hate voice control. Sometimes I just want quiet.