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So in your analysis, how many people should robocars be killing? The easy answer is "anything less than 30K", right? Somehow that case only looks "very strong"

• rightbyte 5y ago
  Unless you are a serial drunk driver you would want FSD to be alot safer then the human average.
• satisfice 5y ago
  Death by robocar is simply unacceptable. Death by shared responsibility is well accepted. It’s about agency and consent. If you rescued a group of 30 drowning people with your yacht. No one thinks you can shoot one or two on the head, on a whim, and argue that it’s okay— based on the fact that your actions led to a net saving of 28 lives. So, how you die matters. We human drivers are all out there making a reasonable effort to avoid accidents. The standard self-driving tech must be held to is also “reasonableness.” None of the deaths due to self-driving cars I have heard of can meet that standard. They are unacceptable.