I agree it's a social problem, but IMHO it's a rather different social problem: Current cars, roads and car culture is adapted to human drivers, and AI is expec

I agree it's a social problem, but IMHO it's a rather different social problem: Current cars, roads and car culture is adapted to human drivers, and AI is expected to be able to integrate into that. What if we would make cars and rules that are adapted to AI cars and ignore human drivers? e.g. Ban human drivers from some roads, allow AI cars with designs that exploit AI advantages (e.g. much better reaction time) but do not require or even allow human backup (enabling us to put the passengers in a secured shell), etc. I suspect we could than reach a 1/20th rate today.