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The main issue with the legislation is that it's slow to overturn it once we're ready.
by dawnbreez 11y ago
The main issue with the legislation is that it's slow to overturn it once we're ready.
- Someone1234 11y agoWhich is fine. Trust is built slowly and the public should have a chance to debate it. If most of the public thinks it is "common sense" (by that stage) that self-driving cars are safe, then we're in a good place to be overturning it. This is one place, public safety, where "move fast and break things" doesn't work because those things will be literally people.
- Fricken 11y agoWe're talking about driving here; we already move fast and break things, that's the problem. Google's koala cars move slow and have a foam front end.