> despite the fact that electronics should be better in almost every regard for safer driving. Maybe in the future. For now electronics are still handicapped b

> despite the fact that electronics should be better in almost every regard for safer driving. Maybe in the future. For now electronics are still handicapped by AI that is not anywhere even remotely close to humans. "AIs" ability to reason about traffic situations and, by extension, planning are laughable and even if that properly worked it would still be handicapped by image recognition I wouldn't trust to tell a trashcan from a car. At this point it's pretty obvious that until better AI comes along we're stuck with terrible. Certainly just pouring ever more resources into "current gen" NNs won't get us anywhere.