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>situations appear and develop in less than 3 seconds (think small child jumping in front of your car from between parked cars) I trust full self driving tech
by omilu 6y ago
>situations appear and develop in less than 3 seconds (think small child jumping in front of your car from between parked cars)
I trust full self driving tech to handle this situation better than a human driver more often than not. The computer doesn't get distracted and has better reaction time.
- 6pac3rings 6y agoThe Tiger Woods driving experience as informal industry use case standard to focus on is as good as the informal two golf bags carrying capacity.
- buran77 6y ago> full self driving tech Full self driving tech is presumably (and by definition) fully able to handle things by itself. We're talking about "partial self driving tech" (SAE L3) which relies on the driver taking over when it doesn't know what to do. The context switching for a regular human absolutely kills the reaction time in these situations making this a "I'll mostly drive myself but when I can't you're almost guaranteed to cause a crash" type issue.