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Big trains and buses still move a lot more people than one small car. If everyone hopped into their driverless car, we'd be back to where we are now -- gridlock
by truebosko 15y ago
Big trains and buses still move a lot more people than one small car. If everyone hopped into their driverless car, we'd be back to where we are now -- gridlock :)
- nerfhammer 15y agoIn theory driverless cars could end up having algorithmic optimizations and use networked information such as to use overall road capacity much more efficiently. Then hackers can take control and direct all traffic to participating gambling establishments.
- paganel 15y ago> In theory driverless cars could end up having algorithmic optimizations and use networked information such as to use overall road capacity much more efficiently. A company like Google isn't smart enough to drive off about.com from the front page of almost all of their SERPS, and do you actually expect them to come up with an "algorithmic optimization" for driverless-cars in cities like Cairo or Istanbul?
- adrianN 15y agoTraffic routing is a much simpler problem than deciding which webpages are relevant to which search terms. A bunch of CS undergrads could probably come up with a prototype system.