https://youtu.be/SfP7FBSnojk https://youtu.be/SfP7FBSnojk I've found that to be true as well. Driverless cars can work reliably in a strictly controlled enviro

https://youtu.be/SfP7FBSnojk https://youtu.be/SfP7FBSnojk I've found that to be true as well. Driverless cars can work reliably in a strictly controlled environment such as the Google campus gated community, but have very little chance of reliable functioning in the real, gritty world full of variables and uncertainties. Worse yet, driverless cars will be forced to make tough ethical choices. Imagine a driverless car's brakes fail and it is headed for a pregnant woman. Should a car steer off the road and possibly kill the passenger(s) in order to save the pregnant woman? Who gets to decide what is the correct choice?