> We seem to accept being killed by someone else, since that is how most of the 40,000 people are killed every single year in the US. I don't hear too many driv

> We seem to accept being killed by someone else, since that is how most of the 40,000 people are killed every single year in the US. I don't hear too many drivers complaining about that. As a driver, that's not really something you have control over, apart from driving defensively. Your AutoPilot Tesla can still get T-boned in an intersection by some guy running a red.