> call upon a wealth of experience both with driving and interacting with the physical world in general. > a judgement I wouldn't expect near-future software

> call upon a wealth of experience both with driving and interacting with the physical world in general. > a judgement I wouldn't expect near-future software to be particularly good at. Its going to take a fleet of a ten thousand self driving cars a week to have driving experience equal any person alive. Thats why Google / et al are putting millions of miles of data into these logic engines before they even attempt to sell them.