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Nope. You can never count on humans to change behavior to fit a technology. As soon as self-driving cars learn local customs, the customs will have been change
by matte_black 8y ago
Nope. You can never count on humans to change behavior to fit a technology.
As soon as self-driving cars learn local customs, the customs will have been changed. Self-driving cars will always be 3 years away.
- fjsolwmv 8y agoPittsburgh left custom is 50years old or more
- Someone 8y agoIt may be worse. If cars are very good at avoiding colliding with pedestrians, why would pedestrians look out for cars at all before stepping onto a street? We may have to tweak the car’s software to be assertive, bordering aggressive, in busy neighborhoods, if the car is to make progress at all.
- icebraining 8y agoNo. Let the passenger deal with that if they're annoyed. Machines should be always "humble". A human in front may be an inconsiderate jerk, or they may be trying to prevent the car from hitting something they're unlikely to detect.