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I'm not so sure. It seems equally if not more likely to me that people will eventually take a ride in a self driving car, be impressed since that's the statisti
by gfodor 6y ago
I'm not so sure. It seems equally if not more likely to me that people will eventually take a ride in a self driving car, be impressed since that's the statistically likely outcome, and slowly get used to it. Accidents from robocars will become things that happen to "other people" like all things that ultimately boil down to random chance.
- _greim_ 6y agoI see your point. Using air travel as a precedent, there's a small subset of people who absolutely refuse to fly, and a small subset with zero qualms about it. Between those extremes, there's a range of folks who participate with varying levels of anxiety. I can see that becoming the endgame here.