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So you're ignoring all the points of the video? That autopilot lulls the human brain slowly away from attention even with knowledge of its necessity? You're de
by carlivar 5y ago
So you're ignoring all the points of the video? That autopilot lulls the human brain slowly away from attention even with knowledge of its necessity?
You're describing a flawed overall system. It has to be nearly perfect or it would be better not to exist at all. Middle ground is incompatible with our minds. You are asking for the impossible.
- mjgoeke 5y agoOh gosh no. I can see it now, google self driving car with built in “captcha” where it checks your response time to the “fire drill” alert tone to take over driving. That’ll train us. Probably the perfect time to show an advert too. Our attention is pulled, and the adrenaline is pumping… Or would that just train us to ignore the ‘take over tone’?
- sidibe 5y agoGoogle dropped this approach a long time ago precisely because of this problem: their employees were zoning out
- chucksta 5y agoWhat is your point? If the car is actually self driving, then there is no need for human interaction. The issue is this is not, therefore the driver still needs to be engaged enough to respond
- mjgoeke 5y agoSorry, no strong point. I was just pondering that the issue is inattention, and imagining google, who spends the most money, ever, on capturing human attention, taking the next dystopian step.