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I can't help but think that people may not drive well with computer-controlled cars on the road. The decisions that a driver makes sometimes depends what they
by keeperofdakeys 15y ago
I can't help but think that people may not drive well with computer-controlled cars on the road. The decisions that a driver makes sometimes depends what they think the decision of other cars will be. Unless the computer-controlled cars account for this in their decisions, then there may actually be more crashes, as the other cars don't do what human drivers expect. Another interesting result is that computer controlled cars may not be able to use the most efficient behavior until most cars on the road are computer controlled.
- mike-cardwell 15y agoI imagine they would be designed to drive using under the assumption that other cars are going to make unusual maneuvers, and to compensate for that. During the period where both human and computer driven cars share the road, I suspect the human driven cars will get a speed advantage because of this. Personally, I'll be more than happy to add ten minutes to my commute if it means I don't have to drive. I think a lot of people will be with me on that one.