Every stat? Wow. I'd be very interested in reading some of this material if you could link to some. If you take a shitty driver and compare it to an AI, I doub

Every stat? Wow. I'd be very interested in reading some of this material if you could link to some. If you take a shitty driver and compare it to an AI, I doubt the AI will perform worse when it comes to preventing accidents. Sure, a skilled human driver will likely perform better than this early stage AI, but if even 1% of the bad drivers out there switch to an AI, that's a net positive in my view. Not to mention all the other risky situations involving alcohol, sleep deprivation, etc. where an automated response can save lives. You didn't address my main point though. Why is a driverless accident worse than a drunk driver?