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Killed today by 1000 randomly selected human drivers.

• apotheothesomai 9y ago
  Given the incredibly small number of unmanned, autonomous vehicles on the road, and the fact that they stick to fairly uncomplicated urban and suburban terrains, the comparison would be meaningless. The numbers for autonomous vehicles would border on statistical insignificance. You're being very tendentious rather than objective, rhetorical rather than dialectical.
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  • jryle80 9y ago
    Statistically speaking, I agree that comparison isn't helpful. At the same time we have to take into account it's still learning phase for self-driving. I'd be interested to learn from the history how well automobile was received by public a century ago, and whether the accident rate spiked early on.