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If you are talking about the world a large part of that million are killed on the roads where no self-driving car would be able to drive anyway. Also "normal" d
by rimliu 9y ago
If you are talking about the world a large part of that million are killed on the roads where no self-driving car would be able to drive anyway.
Also "normal" drivers do not usually get killed in crashes—unless it involves reckless driving. So probably self-driving is safer than drunk driving, reckless driving or driving on the roads with the extremely poor infrastructure, but compared to responsible driving?
Also, why is this so black-and white? The safest current option is technology assisted driving, but no much talk about it.