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Aren't self-driving cars already doing much better than humans on the safety front? That's the standard to beat, not perfection.
by jjoonathan 9y ago
Aren't self-driving cars already doing much better than humans on the safety front? That's the standard to beat, not perfection.
- yelloweyes 9y ago1. I seriously doubt self-driving cars will be viable in irregular roads 2. Who do you blame when a faulty algorithm eventually kills a person? Who do you get mad at? When a drunk driver kills your family member, you can go to court and look at their face and look at the faces of their family members. When that happens with a self-driving car you'll just be looking at corporate lawyers who will shrug their shoulders at you and say "lol sorry our dumb machine killed your daughter".
- lopmotr 9y ago2. Why do you need hatred? Why not appreciate that every self-driving death would be used to improve safety for everyone else, just like what happens with plane crashes, building collapses, etc. Also, you can't hate anyone if you kill yourself by accident. What if your loved one kills themself by breaking a road rule?