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Ok my guy, lets see how this rolls (excuse the pun) in 20 years from now when my Bezos Mk2 hydrocell vehicle running Microsoft Car SP3 has a glitch in its LIDAR

• kick 7y ago
  Congratulations, you picked proprietary software and bet on LIDAR, then died because of those choices. The death count is still significantly lower than it was in 2020, and life is considered better for most. For a serious answer: even if the life-threatening crash-caused-by-glitch rate is 1/10,000, which is unlikely on its own, that's still giving you better results than human drivers, where the rate of death (keep in mind, deaths, not injuries) is around 12/100,000 drivers.