> I have a more optimist view about the industry being able to cope TBH, I have similarly optimistic views, but for completely different reasons. The truth is,

> I have a more optimist view about the industry being able to cope TBH, I have similarly optimistic views, but for completely different reasons. The truth is, the worldview has changed completely in the past 100 years. In the old days, if you failed at operating a saw, you hurt yourself badly. Now we slowly are starting to expect sawstop and other solutions to reduce injury. The same thing is happening in cars. We no longer expect perfection of the human as we augment them in various ways to both reduce the frequency and severity of collision. Its the early days yet, and its very much the "startup code" mindset with cars having way more bugs than its ever but also producing safer outcomes. Car software is getting worse, but we're better off for it.