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Do you want to make an "eye contact" with an elevator to make sure it won't crush you by closing the doors? Your behavior is a hedge against crappy humans that
by kjksf 9y ago
Do you want to make an "eye contact" with an elevator to make sure it won't crush you by closing the doors?
Your behavior is a hedge against crappy humans that tend to be distracted and not see everything.
If self-driving cars can't avoid hitting people, they are failing the most basic scenario and can't be allowed on the road.
- ape4 9y agoI feel self driving cars need to do everything humans do and then 10x better to succeed. Indicating that they see you is something that humans do now. Here's an article saying eye contact is the reason the amount of window tinting is limited. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/ontario-limits-amount-of-allowable-window-tint-cyclists-rejoice-1.3657694 http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/ontario-limits-amount-...
- jogjayr 9y ago> I feel self driving cars need to do everything humans do and then 10x better to succeed I hope that's not the case. Even if self-driving cars are only as good as the median human driver, a universal rollout of that tech would save countless lives. I really hope that when the first self-driving fatality happens the media or public fear doesn't blow it out of proportion.