Steve Wozniak doesn't have high hopes for self-driving car technology: speaking at a recent Mastercard event, the Apple co-founder doubled down on driverless vehicles being a moonshoot and warned they wouldn't be a reality any time soon. Part of his reasoning is the AI employed in autonomous vehicles can't interpret the unexpected: "Artificial intelligence in cars is trained to spot everything that is normal on the roads, not something abnormal." "They have to drive on human roads," Wozniak said, according to Arabian Business. "If they had train tracks, [there would be] no problem at all. I don't believe that sort of'vision intelligence' is going to be like a human."