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Define 'safer'. If you have not paid your taxes, get in to your car, and it drives you to the local court-house or police station, this is a new risk, no?
by verisimi 5y ago
Define 'safer'.
If you have not paid your taxes, get in to your car, and it drives you to the local court-house or police station, this is a new risk, no?
- bmicraft 5y agoConsidering the people least likely to pay their taxes are those who could afford them easiest I would be all for that.
- walkhour 5y agoI was thinking in terms of casualties per miles driven. Agreed that this definition doesn't capture all the danger.
- frgtpsswrdlame 5y agoCasualties per miles driven is a terrible stat for current self-driving technology because as it stands, it forces drivers to take over in the most dangerous situations. And you can't generalize for all miles in cars capable of self-driving because the population who own cars like that are not representative of the average. It's a very tricky thing to accurately measure whether it's safer for an individual to drive themselves or let the car do it for them.
- vkou 5y agoIt would be actually be better for the car to drive itself to the repo man, if you miss payments on it / are refusing to pay your debts to the government.