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It seems like the easy answer is to kick human drivers off the road, right? That will eliminate a great deal of the unpredictability. Start with a small section
by tarwater11 7y ago
It seems like the easy answer is to kick human drivers off the road, right? That will eliminate a great deal of the unpredictability. Start with a small section of a city, and if the results are good, people will want to expand it.
- exhilaration 7y agoAlso bicyclists, and also human pedestrians -- they decide to cross roads at the craziest times. A city without humans is what we need.
- mirceal 7y agothis sounds exactly what machines silently taking over would say
- _jal 7y agoYeah, no. I will become one of those people who beats up robots. I live in San Francisco, and the reason I put up with the cost and garbage and stupidity in large part is because I don't need a car. Cars already own non-urban everything, and can stay there. We need to be moving in the other direction. How's that ban on cars on Market St. going?