Self-Driving Car Sensor Replacement

 0x0130_Replaced a faulty sensor in a self-driving car today. The owner was nervous about trusting his life to a machine. I reassured him that the car was now safer than ever. After the anti-hacking programming mandated in cars, they were mostly safe. But in this dangerous city, if someone wanted you deactivated...of course, I did not say this to the customer.

A close-up of a futuristic self-driving car sensor, gleaming with a futuristic blue light, mounted on the front bumper of a rusty, weathered car parked curbside in a cyberpunk city. Neon lights in vibrant hues of pink, blue, and purple blur in the background, creating a sense of motion and urban chaos. The sensor itself is a complex array of lenses and emitters, hinting at advanced technology. The rusty car's paint is peeling and chipped, highlighting the contrast between old and new, decay and progress. The camera angle is low and slightly tilted, drawing the viewer's attention to the sensor and emphasizing its role in the scene. The scene is rendered with a high degree of detail and realism, capturing the gritty aesthetic of cyberpunk. The colors are saturated, with rich blues, deep purples, and muted grays, highlighting the contrast between the sensor's futuristic aesthetic and the worn-out car.

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