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No, but it also doesn't mean it won't react better. Are you presenting an argument here?
by mentat 10y ago
No, but it also doesn't mean it won't react better. Are you presenting an argument here?
- fiveoak 10y agoSensor quality shouldn't be used to justify driverless cars being safer than a regular person driving a car. It's useless unless the car can actually use it to make a better decision than a human.