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FiveThirtyEight did a really great piece (much better written and more reasonable than this article) expanding on what you identify as the problem: http://fivet
by jballanc 10y ago
FiveThirtyEight did a really great piece (much better written and more reasonable than this article) expanding on what you identify as the problem: http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/no-technology-not-even-teslas-autopilot-can-be-completely-safe/ http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/no-technology-not-even-t...
In short: as automation is better able to handle easy-to-predict scenarios, that increasingly leaves only rare, complex scenarios for the humans to deal with which, by definition, they are far worse at handling.
- argonaut 10y agoPart of my criticism of Tesla, though, comes from the fact that a large truck crossing in front of you is actually not a particularly complex situation for humans (just brake), even for a sleepy driver.