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>> And unfortunately there's no easy way to use the best of both sides. It doesn't seem too hard to go in that direction. For example you can use satellties or
by petra 11y ago
>> And unfortunately there's no easy way to use the best of both sides.
It doesn't seem too hard to go in that direction. For example you can use satellties or drones or other sensing mechanism to survey a city in real time and tell the driver X minutes in advance before he would need to take control of the wheel - and of course you could adapt this recommendation according the skill of the person, his current state(being drunk) or other data.
- bigiain 11y agoNot sure that'd work: "Sorry I mowed your child down, but it wasn't my fault, the computer didn't tell me I needed to pay attention". People are in general extremely quick to deflect blame from themselves (especially under stress) no matter _how_ stupid or implausible their no-the-spot excuse is. (Source: I'm a motorcycle rider, we have a term here "SMIDSY", which stands for "Sorry mate, I didn't see you" - because it's such a common thing for drivers to say when they've just driven into you. There's a great quote from a judge a few years back in a court case over a driver excusing themselves for running into a bike "But the plaintiff was _clearly_ there to be seen.")
- petra 11y agoIf the vehicle told you to be focused ahead of time(say a few minutes before, enough mragin), and recorded that action than legally at that point in time, you're driving a regular vehicle.