Group 1 - The recent traffic accidents in the electric vehicle sector have raised significant concerns about safety, impacting public confidence in advanced autonomous driving technologies [1] - Industry leaders emphasize the need for manufacturers to prioritize user safety and address the various issues that have been exposed [1] - Current safety controversies in the electric vehicle industry include mechanical design flaws and potential hazards in driver assistance and autonomous driving software systems [1] Group 2 - The former Minister of Industry and Information Technology highlighted the inherent limitations of machine driving compared to human drivers, particularly in rare scenarios not covered by training data [2] - There is a call for the industry to provide concrete data to demonstrate the safety of machine driving, rather than relying solely on conceptual discussions [2] - Recommendations include advancing artificial intelligence technology in a safe manner, expanding the application of driver assistance and autonomous driving, and enhancing public communication about the functionalities and proper use of smart connected vehicles [2] Group 3 - The management of defective product recalls is a key regulatory focus for ensuring safety in smart connected vehicles, with a notable increase in recalls related to driver assistance systems [3] - In 2024, 2.5561 million vehicles were recalled due to driver assistance system issues, accounting for 23% of total recalls [3] - Regulatory bodies are working to improve recall management systems and enhance risk assessment capabilities related to new technologies in the automotive sector [3]