Really interesting comment (by TheRadicalModerate (cute handle)) attached to that IEEE Spectrum article. Posits that we don't need each and every auto manufact

Really interesting comment (by TheRadicalModerate (cute handle)) attached to that IEEE Spectrum article. Posits that we don't need each and every auto manufacturer to be building and developing these systems (sensors + AI). Just a handful or two of large players (and they need not necessarily be auto manufacturers themselves) all building and developing to minimum national standards. Basically like the driver theory test these pieces of software must all pass the same criteria and standards. They can do better, they can set the bar higher for themselves, but there needs to be an pretty exhaustive check-list of compliance. That way when you're buying a car you're not wondering which edge-case is going to get you or someone else killed. There are going to be fatalities and injuries along the way, that's for sure, but so long as the number of fatalities and injuries is well below the current horrific rate this tech will be beyond revolutionary.