Robotaxi portrayed as antagonist in new short film
A new short film, "Road Rage," imagines a San Francisco car chase where the other vehicle is a robotaxi. The film taps into anxieties surrounding autonomous technology.

A new short film titled "Road Rage" depicts a San Francisco car chase scene where one of the vehicles is an autonomous robotaxi. The film casts the driverless car in a villainous role, exploring potential negative implications of the technology.
The movie draws on contemporary societal concerns, including the impact of artificial intelligence on employment, surveillance by large technology companies, and the increasing autonomy of machines in decision-making processes.
"Road Rage" is currently seeking funding through Kickstarter for its production. The narrative centers on a scenario where the robotaxi's actions could pose a threat to the human driver.
As autonomous vehicles become more common in urban environments, they have become focal points for discussions about technology's future and its potential risks. This film uses a fictional thriller narrative to examine these themes.