>Most of us are going to expect nothing short of perfection from these machines to really trust them. Now, expecting perfection, and especially giving up 'bett

>Most of us are going to expect nothing short of perfection from these machines to really trust them. Now, expecting perfection, and especially giving up 'better than what we have' in exchange for perfection is a bad thing, but but I do think it's completely reasonable to expect the self-driving cars to be way better than an average human, even better than the best humans, just because we lose so many people to auto accidents every year. I think it's completely reasonable to want to reduce the risks associated with transport, and I think the only politically possible way to do this is with self-driving vehicles, because I don't think it's politically possible to remove the worst half of drivers from the road without offering them similar levels of mobility.