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That feels true until you imagine plucking a random real life human driver off the street and paying them to act as your own personal auto correcter. Same or wo
by emerged 9y ago
That feels true until you imagine plucking a random real life human driver off the street and paying them to act as your own personal auto correcter. Same or worse results and yet they make it to work without a wreck on most days.
- AlotOfReading 9y agoThis is literally what a publishing editor does. They're a lot better than autocorrect if my experience is anything to go by.
- astura 9y agoYou're totally missing the comparison. The majority of humans drive, hence "random person off the street." Youre talking about a trained professional, the majority of randos aren't randomly spell checking and copy editing documents. The majority of randos are driving, not just highly trained NASCAR drivers. A very large percentage of driver have no business driving, they will give a driver's license to anyone with a pulse and even people who have no driver's licenses are all over the road. They don't care, drive drunk, tired, half blind, with medical conditions, or otherwise seriously impaired. People would routinely come through my drive thru drunk and stoned, slurring, and barely comprehensible when I worked at BK. You haven't seen dangerous until you've seen someone with bipolar disorder drive while manic. Youre talking about a trained professional, the majority of randos aren't randomly spell checking documents. So self driving cars have to be better than your average driver not a professional driver. Which, frankly, is a pretty low bar.