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1. While that’s true there’s no reason to think that extreme case is normal for these. 2. Even if it was, it’s sort of irrelevant. When considering the safety
by d_watt 4y ago
1. While that’s true there’s no reason to think that extreme case is normal for these.
2. Even if it was, it’s sort of irrelevant. When considering the safety of the feature, the whole process, including allowing the driver to become distracted, must be considered. This isn’t a clean room where you can just focus on the performance of the models, this is a real life car interacting with other unpredictable cars, being driven by an imperfect human. If the nature of these systems is that it makes the drivers complacent, that’s absolutely something that needs to be taken into account when thinking about the overall experience of a self driving system.