Yeah, it takes a lot of thinking power to determine the difference between a pedestrian about to cross a street, one just walking alongside it, and one waiting

Yeah, it takes a lot of thinking power to determine the difference between a pedestrian about to cross a street, one just walking alongside it, and one waiting for an Uber. Then again it was doing better than the other psychos who couldn't be bothered to slow down in case I walked in front of them. It was cool that it recognized my foot swinging out and did something instead of letting the driver potentially run me down. I think that's the real potential of automated systems. Pedestrian and cyclist safety features flying under the radar as "Convenience" features.