> if self-driving cars are statistically safer than humans, then allowing humans to drive will make cars less safe again. You mean "if driverless cars are sta

> if self-driving cars are statistically safer than humans, then allowing humans to drive will make cars less safe again. You mean "if driverless cars are statistically safer than humans". It shouldn't be a surprise that driver assistance decrease accidents. But Autopilot isn't a driverless system, and neither is there satisfactory proof that it is safer than a human.