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You don't think the opinion of the police is relevant in a homicide? The opinion of people who have investigated hundreds if not thousands of similar accidents?
by cloakandswagger 9y ago
You don't think the opinion of the police is relevant in a homicide? The opinion of people who have investigated hundreds if not thousands of similar accidents?
Who meets your criteria for expertise on saying whether the car could have stopped or not? Uber?
- goshx 9y agoIf there is data to be reviewed, that’s your best bet against someone who was not even there.
- cloakandswagger 9y agoThere is data...in the form of a video taken by the car that hit her. You don't need a team of PhDs to watch it and make a judgment call.
- telchar 9y agoWhat about the other sensor data? Did the police watch the LIDAR pointclouds and the RADAR maps too? Or are they basing their judgement on only one sense input? Seems to be the latter which means they're spouting off without knowing what they're talking about.
- goshx 9y agoBut you need access to that data first.
- akamaka 9y agoThe police investigators have no way of knowing if a fault exists in the software. I hope the raw sensor data will be released to experts who can simulate how different versions of software would have handled the situation.