Worth noting these are also animations of exceptional circumstances. There's that little qualifier that "in the vast majority of events" it drove smoothly whil

Worth noting these are also animations of exceptional circumstances. There's that little qualifier that "in the vast majority of events" it drove smoothly while avoiding the simulated fatal crash. Now ideally, they'll be able to iterate to go from "vast majority" to "all" ... but if my future self-driving car drives smoothly most of the time, but I occasionally experience it braking suddenly or swerving without warning, and it is avoiding a fatal crash by doing so, I'm not going to complain. Of course, if it periodically slams on the brakes because an empty plastic bag blows into the road or some other false positive for a potentially fatal collision ... I'n a little curious what the acceptable false positive rate is on potentially fatal car crashes. Would I (or others) accept 10 random brakings per necessary braking? More, less?