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>It's not like reversing lights or turn indicators, which give a hint about what the driver is about to do. On the contrary, such an indication would be precis
by fit2rule 11y ago
>It's not like reversing lights or turn indicators, which give a hint about what the driver is about to do.
On the contrary, such an indication would be precisely a hint to other drivers as to what sort of behavior one should expect from the auto-driving car.
I'd be quite a lot happier with the concept of autonomous automobiles if they'd just communicate better, personally .. like, autonomous cars should be publicly trackable with an open information network, imho .. so we, the public, can know when we are not dealing with a human but rather a machine, in life-critical situations.
- ghaff 11y ago>a hint to other drivers as to what sort of behavior one should expect The point is--what behavior is that? If I saw such an indicator today, I'd have no idea what I should be expecting that's different from normal. Is it like a student driver sign (i.e. who knows what this car is about to do)? Then it probably shouldn't be allowed.
- Consultant32452 11y agoI'm sure this isn't what the OP had in mind but I think it would help adoption. At first you see one or two of the cars trickle onto the roadways and you see them behave. Then a few more. I think this would help the comfort level of people concerned about the safety and efficacy of AI driving.