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First show me a machine that won't run into a barrier, or a human, or a parked fire truck, or a parked police car at 40-60mph without braking. Then ask this (f
by 8bitsrule 8y ago
First show me a machine that won't run into a barrier, or a human, or a parked fire truck, or a parked police car at 40-60mph without braking.
Then ask this (for now ridiculously abstract) question again.
- IanCal 8y agoThese things seem to happen with humans too. But what you're asking leads directly to the question being asked here! How long would something have to drive for before you believe me it's unlikely to do one of those things? Is it even possible for me to do this?
- diggernet 8y agoIt would have to drive fully autonomous in all conditions that humans drive in, for enough miles to produce a statistically valid lower rate of accidents than humans. Since it can't drive fully autonomous until it has proved itself, it would be allowed to have a safety observer onboard. But here is the catch: Any intervention by the observer counts as an accident, since we are simulating what it would do without a human. Assume worst case. Oh, and software updates reset the clock.