Why would we expect computer vision to perform as poorly as human eyes? The input sensor is just part of the system - human eyes aren't very good sensors (narro

Why would we expect computer vision to perform as poorly as human eyes? The input sensor is just part of the system - human eyes aren't very good sensors (narrow FOV, narrow set of usable wavelengths, etc) and the human brain isn't very good at detecting things (gets distracted, fooled, etc.) Anyone who's been using Google Photos search will tell you if often notices objects in the image that you didn't even register when you took the photo or viewed the image. I'd expect the opposite - a self-driving car might outperform human drivers significantly in conditions where we tend to underperform - poor visibility, longer braking distances, poor steering control - because it will be more effective at adjusting than a human.