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Could be that the programmers didn't think they could get an emotionally-correct element of courtesy or responsibility into their AI, and might not have even tr
by fuzzfactor 4y ago
Could be that the programmers didn't think they could get an emotionally-correct element of courtesy or responsibility into their AI, and might not have even tried to tackle this type of thing at all.
How does a cop give a ticket to one of these anyway?
And what should be the fine? Should it scale to the size of the owner's pocketbook like some jurisdictions advocate as the only way to truly supress traffic violations?
Or should there be a whole new category of inhuman violations with penalties exorbitant enough to supress cars getting out on the road while impaired with Artificial Stupidity to begin with?
Maybe there needs to be a higher standard here where natural stupidity needs to be allowed for with ordinary humans which is bad enough, but any artificial stupidity can not be tolerated at all.
Some would probably think you should lose your license for a long time.
- RichardCNormos 4y agoAnd who is criminally liable when there is loss of life or limb, caused by one of these cars? This looks like a way of load-balancing culpability so that no one human is actually on the hook.
- socialismisok 4y agoThe board at Cruise should be the answer.