> an AI taught to drive safely will be significantly better than humans at it. That would depend on which human you have in mind. Some are 100 x more dangerou

> an AI taught to drive safely will be significantly better than humans at it. That would depend on which human you have in mind. Some are 100 x more dangerous than others. (See the link below.) Or 100 x safer depending on what you consider normal You don't happen to know about any statistics about fatalities per 1 billion vehicle-km for (partly) self driving cars? To compare with https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_traffic-related_death_rate https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_traffic... Edit: i found: > Overall, autonomous vehicles (AVs) were involved in more crashes: 9.1 crashes per million miles traveled, compared to 4.1 for conventional cars. However, compared to injuries experienced in traditional vehicle collisions, the ones involving injury were minor. https://1800injured.care/self-driving-car-accident-statistics/ https://1800injured.care/self-driving-car-accident-statistic... If that's reliable info, then they'll eventually get better than an average human in the US (or are already). And in some countries, they could be an amazing improvement -- see the insane amount of fatalities, in some countries (Wikipedia link above).