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Probably is really not, just people believe they are better drivers than they really are. It is a well documented Wobegon Lake effect. That said, the failure m
by AstralStorm 9y ago
Probably is really not, just people believe they are better drivers than they really are. It is a well documented Wobegon Lake effect.
That said, the failure modes are really different.
And technically someone Coyle design a smoke test for self driving cars that would put in some confidence into their abilities.
We do that for human drivers, it is called a driving exam. Could be extended as much as we want it.
- Balgair 9y agoUm, no. Uber has to intervene in their self-driving car every 13 miles, on average. And they killed a person at 1/4th the mileage of an average person. Again, it's one data point, but a cause for concern nonetheless. That's not a Keillorism, that's plain bad. I agree that the cars need certs though, each and every one.