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> the vast majority of interventions are to drive more aggressively, not to avoid a collision If it's to avoid a collision then the autopilot would have crashe
by dheera 6y ago
> the vast majority of interventions are to drive more aggressively, not to avoid a collision
If it's to avoid a collision then the autopilot would have crashed, and it should be deemed an autopilot accident.
- ggreer 6y agoThose interventions are to get somewhere faster, not to avoid a collision. If anything, such interventions tend to increase the risk of collision, not decrease it. Training autopilot to behave more like humans in those situations would make it less safe, not more.
- dheera 6y agoIf the intervention was not to avoid a collision, they review the footage and find that autopilot would have done something safe, and therefore it is not deemed an autopilot accident.