I'm sure it varies, but personally I have a very prosaic reason that I would still drive myself in most scenarios: If someone else is driving I tend to get motion sickness.
I think Google basically _is_ the standards committees, at this point. Not in the sense of having majority control just by themselves, but in the sense of (1) the cartel being argued over here (browsers funded by Google) having that or close to it, and (2) Chrome being the main source of new features getting implemented, so that the job of the standards committees is mostly to play catch-up with Chrome.
> Aren’t coding copilots based on tokenizing programming language keywords and syntax?
No, they use the same tokenization as everyone else. There was one major change from early to modern LLM tokenization, made (as far as I can tell) for efficient tokenization of code: early tokenizers always made a space its own token (unless attached to an adjacent word.) Modern tokenizers can group many spaces together.