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By making the car act more like people expect it to From the paper (which doesn't really pedestrian-blame as GP suggests) > In each instance, the Waymo vehicl
by sidibe 6y ago
By making the car act more like people expect it to
From the paper (which doesn't really pedestrian-blame as GP suggests)
> In each instance, the Waymo vehicle had decelerated and stopped immediately prior to the contact or simulated contact in a way that may have differed from the cyclist’s or pedestrian’s expectations
- chrisseaton 6y agoBut > responsibility to still avoid hitting them They didn't hit them at all!
- Dylan16807 6y agoOkay? But that wasn't the question you asked. Part of the answer to your question is that cars should neither hit pedestrians nor do erratic things that set up a collision.
- michael1999 6y agoPeople also expect drivers to kill 20k per year. I don't think Waymo is likely to sign up to that goal whole-heartedly.