> Yeah, but planes aren't generally any better at this either. > The point is, these systems require the same kind of checks, instruction, and constant supervi

> Yeah, but planes aren't generally any better at this either. > The point is, these systems require the same kind of checks, instruction, and constant supervision that Level 2 autonomous driving systems do. Well, that was basically my point. The solutions and more importantly the mindset (the machine will just fly/drive itself) can't be easily transferred from aircraft to road vehicles and just because we're doing one thing (half-assedly) in planes doesn't mean we can (or even should) attempt to do a similar thing in cars.