> Could you have a human driver in charge with an accident preventing robot, getting the best of both worlds? We already have this and we've had it for years.

> Could you have a human driver in charge with an accident preventing robot, getting the best of both worlds? We already have this and we've had it for years. What do you think automatic emergency braking is? Adaptive cruise control? Lane keeping assist? > The question isn't if robot car is better than an average car being driven by a human. It's if the same robot car would be safer if the human was driving it, and the robot in accident prevention mode. And I don't think that is going to be true in any near future. No clue what you're trying to say here. Driver assist features don't improve safety?