Judging based on anecdotal feelings, you find that it "seems the algorithm is pretty safe" But if you looked at the data (just numbers I've seen repeated a lot

Judging based on anecdotal feelings, you find that it "seems the algorithm is pretty safe" But if you looked at the data (just numbers I've seen repeated a lot in this thread, heh), you'd find Uber's achieved 1 fatality after only around a couple million miles of driving. The average human being goes a hundred million miles between fatalities. Not a lot of data but so far Uber looks 50 times more dangerous than an average human driver. They have a lot of catching up to do