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This seems to be a great example of humans inability to calculate risk. Do we blame automakers for selling cars to people without having them pass a driver's te
by sorethescore 5y ago
This seems to be a great example of humans inability to calculate risk. Do we blame automakers for selling cars to people without having them pass a driver's test or do we just accept that people who have a driver's license passed a driver's test at some point and are therefore qualified to drive a car. Maybe what we need to do is include auto driving in our standard drivers test in order to absolve Tesla of responsibility for the misuse or inattentive use of their auto drive technology. I'm confident that over time days will show that the risk of automatic driving will eventually be an infinitesimal fraction of the risk of human driving.