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No. Your plan shifts the responsibility for avoiding collisions away from the “autonomous“ vehicle (where it belongs) to everything else in the world. If these
by sundaeofshock 8y ago
No. Your plan shifts the responsibility for avoiding collisions away from the “autonomous“ vehicle (where it belongs) to everything else in the world. If these vehicle can’t operate in the world as it exits, then they should not be allowed to operate autonomously.
- TheSpiceIsLife 8y agoDoes that mean we can remove all signs, lights, indicators, etc. from everything on the road? We’ve designed roads and cars to accomodate the shortcomings and limitations of humans. Is there any reason to expect robotic autonomous systems to have the same set of short comings as humans?