Some people do end up having trouble judging distance. Also a head can move around side to side, giving parallax over time even with one input (something you e

Some people do end up having trouble judging distance. Also a head can move around side to side, giving parallax over time even with one input (something you especially see birds of prey taking advantage of, to compensate for their narrower heads), whereas most cameras are on fixed mounts. Also, millions of years of evolution plus typically decades of training (in recognizing objects and distances) for the typical driver has a bit of an advantage over current neural nets, currently, for image recognition. It wouldn't suprise me if we crack that problem within my lifetime, but it also wouldn't suprise me if it takes awhile.