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What if they improve safety on shared roads but aren't perfect?
by neolefty 9y ago
What if they improve safety on shared roads but aren't perfect?
- dannyw 9y agoIf they are unable to avoid blatantly obvious yellow and black barriers / safety cushions and their algorithm is a simple "follow the whitest white line", then they should not be on shared roads.
- neolefty 9y agoAgain, they mostly do. Same with human drivers. By the same logic, should nobody drive?