Don't 1.2M humans die in human-driven car accidents per year? And 20-50M suffer injuries? Good enough for humans is one thing, but the promise of self-driving

Don't 1.2M humans die in human-driven car accidents per year? And 20-50M suffer injuries? Good enough for humans is one thing, but the promise of self-driving automobiles is that they're supposed to be able to be better than us and safer. Incorporating all the sensor data available shouldn't be looked down upon. Also humans rely on hearing and tactile response data as well as vision when driving.