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I feel the question is more about the responsibility and the social contract of sharing the road with fellow humans. Self-driving cars don't take risks when th
by alwayseasy 7y ago
I feel the question is more about the responsibility and the social contract of sharing the road with fellow humans.
Self-driving cars don't take risks when they make mistakes while humans are exposed to physical or legal consequences that are well understood by everyone on the road.
- cortesoft 7y agoWe already take risks of this type; cars have mechanical failures, and people die with things totally outside their control. Brakes fail, tires blow, and people have accepted these risks. I know self driving cars feel different to us now, but they aren't really different in kind, just degree. I am sure people felt these concerns when cars were introduced in general.