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There are some places in the world that I'd hate to have a self-driving car, e.g. South Africa, Brazil, or West Oakland. In such areas, I'd assume it would be t
by brbsix 11y ago
There are some places in the world that I'd hate to have a self-driving car, e.g. South Africa, Brazil, or West Oakland. In such areas, I'd assume it would be trivially easy to stop the car and rob the presumably well-to-do occupants.
How would a self-driving car react to situations like these?
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These are situations that you'd presumably want to run through the roadblock. Whereas in others, e.g. an undercover cop with a gun to your head, that you'd want to stop for.
- recursive 11y ago> presumably well-to-do occupants. Eventually, it should be cheaper to get a ride in one of these than a taxi.
- brbsix 11y agoAbsolutely. I was just picturing something more like a Tesla Model S (which AFAIK is the closest thing to a self-driving car now available for purchase) but I'm aware of the push by Tesla, Uber, and others to make affordable AI transport practical.