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That was what I gathered from the movie, though I wrong apparently, as someone explained. No where did I put it that I felt that way. I do find a lot of people'
by Pigo 9y ago
That was what I gathered from the movie, though I wrong apparently, as someone explained. No where did I put it that I felt that way. I do find a lot of people's desire to take everyone's keys away puzzling, but I don't foresee any cartoonish supervillainy on the highway. It is odd how hyperbolic everyone gets whenever any concern is expressed, you'd think people who've seen the piss-poor code many companies run on would be a little more cautious about completely surrendering to them. It will be a great tool, but Johnny Depp hasn't transcended yet.
- dmix 9y ago> you'd think people who've seen the piss-poor code many companies run on would be a little more cautious about completely surrendering to them. Someone brings this up every self-driving car thread. But has there been any incidents caused by code released too early? Google has been working on this for almost a decade and hasn't released anything. Tesla released what is basically a glorified cruise control and deployed an advanced sensor package that is disabled by default. I'm not seeing this recklessness that everyone is so worried about. Again, the bar is a system better than current human drivers - as we know for a fact that driver error is one of the leading causes of accidents (over 1/3 of accidents).