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> For a human its trivial... I anecdotally question this based on both personal experience and stories I've heard. It seems like it would be a hard problem for

> For a human its trivial... I anecdotally question this based on both personal experience and stories I've heard. It seems like it would be a hard problem for both humans and AIs, however AIs have the edge in the long run due to sheer processing speed.

e_y_ 7y ago
AI also has a lot of training data. Humans are highly adaptable but most of us have limited experience with situations like hydroplaning, sudden tire failure, etc. Also self-driving cars could have better sensors that don't have blind spots, and the multitasking ability to monitor all of them at once.