> It's the same problem I have with self-driving cars. We are teaching cars to behave around (and like) humans, instead of just fencing off the highways and inv

> It's the same problem I have with self-driving cars. We are teaching cars to behave around (and like) humans, instead of just fencing off the highways and inventing an autonomous system of vehicles ... to redesign existing systems around AI, instead of trying to replace the humans ... Of course, fencing off existing roads to exclude human-driven cars is an economic impossibility, like converting all our electrical systems to use compressed water instead. Regardless, today's autocars are clearly NOT ready to fly solo in the absence of humans, as the Tesla that crashed into an overturned truck on a clear day a few months ago so clearly demonstrated.