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An "autopilot" that requires a driver's attention is not an autopilot. If people really understood that the car driving is less reliable than themselves, they
by catlikesshrimp 5y ago
An "autopilot" that requires a driver's attention is not an autopilot.
If people really understood that the car driving is less reliable than themselves, they might not turn it on at all. Imagine you teaching a 16 year old to drive while commuting, everyday. NTY
- jhgb 5y ago> An "autopilot" that requires a driver's attention is not an autopilot. Weird; I thought that's exactly what an autopilot was.