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No, it has validity anywhere, unless your implication is that in the USA any human can get behind the wheel of a car and legally drive. The whataboutism "argume
by buran77 6y ago
No, it has validity anywhere, unless your implication is that in the USA any human can get behind the wheel of a car and legally drive. The whataboutism "argument" I was replying has no merit and neither does yours, or at the very least you haven't thought it out properly. I'd like to see any self driving car navigate Indian traffic and after that you tell me if it's safer.
Even a student driver is capable of navigating more complex traffic than the AP after just a few days or weeks of practicing. And at the end of that practice is a test that the AP would fail. After so many years the "FSD" AP still barely manages the most basic of driving feats, expected from a human before they get the driver's license.