>self driving cars have an override method so the driver can take over. There’s no getting around that. you'd expect that self-driving car would have a driver

>self driving cars have an override method so the driver can take over. There’s no getting around that. you'd expect that self-driving car would have a driver assist like on a regular car which prevents or warns about hitting objects/people. In general, seeing Toyota's self-driving cars around MV, they have too few sensors for my taste (compare to Google, Apple, and a bunch of other SD cars driving around). It seems to me that the hardware companies don't get it, and thus only buying the tech like GM Cruise is the possible way for them to move forward.