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Maybe we just shoudln't have self driving cars. The bias of the HN crows seems to be that "oh, technology will advance and solve the problems; just give it tim
by mises 8y ago
Maybe we just shoudln't have self driving cars. The bias of the HN crows seems to be that "oh, technology will advance and solve the problems; just give it time". No code is perfect; no system is 100% secure. This isn't just a malicious case; what of the situations where old lane lines are clearly visible? Can't test perfectly. I'd make a similar argument in things like nuclear centrifuges, namely that there are places where computers should be relegated to their absolute minimum involvement.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 8y agoOr maybe we should accept that no system is perfect and that cars that kill people at a lower rate than human-driven cars are a good idea, even if they keep killing people.