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> I'm going to bet the AI for bikes is intractable because they are fast, virtually invisible at some angles and travel in between the traffic in strange ways.
by landryraccoon 10y ago
> I'm going to bet the AI for bikes is intractable because they are fast, virtually invisible at some angles and travel in between the traffic in strange ways.
If this is true, do you think humans can handle it any better? What you just described would be a nightmare for any human driver as well. Is it reasonable to allow self driving cars that are only marginally safer than human drivers?
- andy_ppp 10y agoThese are good questions, I have no idea about answers to them. Turning it around a second, do you think it's acceptable that all self driving cars could be as bad as current humans are?
- a_t48 10y agoNot OP, but as long as it's not worse than current humans and still much better in other areas, I personally find it acceptable. But the goal is for it to be better in all areas.
- a_t48 10y agoNot OP, but as long as it's not worse than current humans and still much better in other areas, I personally find it acceptable. But the goal is for it to be better in all areas.
- landryraccoon 10y agoI think self driving cars should be allowed if they are marginally safer than human drivers. If the car would be just as likely to get into an accident if I was at the wheel, why begrudge me the extra time to read or work?