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All the way agreed. Plus, in the last incident, the autopilot explicitly told the driver to take the wheel, which he did not do. So the accident is at least sti
by themartorana 10y ago
All the way agreed. Plus, in the last incident, the autopilot explicitly told the driver to take the wheel, which he did not do. So the accident is at least still in part human error. I expect incidents to go down even more once humans are removed from the equation entirely.
That future can't come fast enough for me.
- B1FF_PSUVM 10y ago> can't come fast enough for me. It'll be rather amusing to see the older generations chomping at the bit for the introduction (nay, making mandatory!) of revolutionary new tech. The youngsters mostly seem rather apathetic towards driving, but there must be a bunch of about-middle-aged drivers who'll resent having their toys taken away (or the ability to use them on public roads, same difference).
- chadgeidel 10y agoI am quite literally one of those "about-middle-aged drivers who will resent having their toys taken away". However, I'll get over it. I'm (begrudgingly) willing to give up my enjoyable hobby for the safety of millions.