>The more you go against natural human behaviours and start treating humans like machines with very low tolerances, the more it makes sense to just have machine

>The more you go against natural human behaviours and start treating humans like machines with very low tolerances, the more it makes sense to just have machines do the job... Isn't the autonomous software systems used in these cars a lot less like a machine and more like a piss poor excuse of a human being? I mean, it is not a machine like the printing press, or a factory assembly line made of robots. I mean, these systems are "fuzzy" enough to stop them being considered as a machine in the usual sense of the word. So letting the "machine do the job" might not be as good an idea as using a washing machine.