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This isn't a law, just some guidelines. I'm not worried that details such as the handover time will be resolved in some industry standard. More interesting is
by qznc 8y ago
This isn't a law, just some guidelines. I'm not worried that details such as the handover time will be resolved in some industry standard.
More interesting is the implication that this requires the possibility for humans to regain control. So we should not build cars without control mechanisms (steering wheel, brake pedals, ...)?
- Moru 8y agoIt's enough with a big red break-button on the panel that makes the car come to a complete stop as fast as possible.
- dotancohen 8y agoHow does that work on ice or snow? With a bus behind you? Or on a curving downgrade? With a trailer? With your unbuckled luggage or dog in the back seat? When the driving is easy, the AI _can_ do it. We are by default discussing the unusual, difficult situations.
- Moru 8y agoForgot the /sarcasm tag... The car industry is sick from the latest-trend-virus. Touchscreens does not belong, neither wheel-less. But I'm sure someone will see the wheel as a risk if you crash into something and remove it. That the wheel could have avoided the collision completely is not important.