I cannot imagine that the odds of a woman alone being sexually assaulted is HIGHER in an unmanned vehicle than it would be for a regular, manned vehicle. I mean I'm opposed to self-driving taxis for other reasons, but that is really not one of them. Am I missing some scenario I'd not considered?

Also, technology has advanced quite a bit since 1988, just saying.

The pilots did not understand the flight control laws.

This is your pilot speaking.

You are now flying with a wonderful new automated system that will handle the controls and make sure we land safely.

... and land safely.
... and land safely.
...

In a holding pattern above a very busy Gatwick airport, way back in 1988.

Except the holding pattern was a bit of a square, with some very sharp corners.
Didn't know them big airplanes could bank that much and that sudden!
Automated process, I was told. The computers did that, I was told.
The wings didn't fall off, so there is that.

The video shows a crash that was being flown by humans, not a computer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_France_Flight_296Q

There is some controversary about the fault. Pilot error or the aircrafts computer not allowing the plane to be pulled up by the pilots.