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So humans that can barely drive a single vehicle will now be responsible for monitoring 20 vehicles in highly different environments that change at a moments no
by notfromhere 7y ago
So humans that can barely drive a single vehicle will now be responsible for monitoring 20 vehicles in highly different environments that change at a moments notice?
- Nokinside 7y agoNot at a moment's notice. The automation must react during emergencies, but humans can navigate and solve stuff that the automation can't.
- marsokod 7y agoYes. The car is responsible for the safety in all circumstances and recognizes it's limitations. Think level 4 autonomy. As soon as the car sees it cannot proceed properly, it parks somewhere or go in a safe situation and requests a remote human operator to intervene. Then the whole point is to have a call center sized so that you do not have to wait too much. We're not there yet, and giving back the control to the passengers is also a possibility. However, in a world where passengers almost never drive, it might be safer to give the control to trained remote operators.