How did we ever survive the pre 80s with no traction control anti skid brakes and such,,, WE LEARNED HOW TO DRIVE!!!
That is the biggest problem I have with all the current "smart" technology.
It decreases the amount of attention required, and thus the operator never actually learns any skills.
Back as a teenager I put my parent's F150 down a small embankment right outside of my high school.
spun the tires at a light, fishtailed, and over corrected, going off the road.
After that I spent a lot of time playing on loose gravel to get a feel for how it felt and reacted to low traction.
With a modern vehicle it won't allow me to do any of that stuff without disabling a bunch of electronic controls.
I don't remember the name of the test, but there is one that involves taking a vehicle through a series of corners/obstacles and how fast it can go through without issues is the higher the score.
Newer vehicles have so many electronics to fight with for that test that they perform much worse than older vehicles of the same basic type simply because the vehicle won't allow it to happen.