> …statistically self-driving cars have killed less people than human drivers? I realise that the point you're making is about emotional turmoil and not really

> …statistically self-driving cars have killed less people than human drivers? I realise that the point you're making is about emotional turmoil and not really statistics, but it looks like so far Uber aren't doing so well in terms of driving safety: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16620736 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16620736 So yeah, if it turned out that Uber were sending cars out into the world without sufficient engineering or testing* and they killed someone (especially someone I know) then I would be understandably furious. * In order to get to market sooner? I don't trust Uber and I wouldn't put this past them. Nothing I have seen of the Uber self-driving car program makes me want to be anywhere near one on a road.