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I think this is a much needed wake up call for the general public on the “promises” of self-driving vehicles. We also need more data on the capabilities and li
by lgvln 5y ago
I think this is a much needed wake up call for the general public on the “promises” of self-driving vehicles.
We also need more data on the capabilities and limitations of all sorts of self-driving or assisted vehicle modes. Based on the anecdotal evidence, most of seem to be as unhelpful as helpful… ie emergency braking when you don’t need it, assisted-steering that either fails completely or guides the car into the wrong lane
- bumby 5y agoThe workarounds (err, I mean 'solutions') can create worse problems than they solve and it scares me as a former software safety person to see them. An example is the "action suppression" which is essentially a delay to prevent nuisance braking.