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Doesn't seem fair to expect self driving vehicles to perform a task that humans can't. It's easy to impersonate a cop and interfere with traffic, and human driv
by cowmoo728 4y ago
Doesn't seem fair to expect self driving vehicles to perform a task that humans can't. It's easy to impersonate a cop and interfere with traffic, and human drivers would be tricked too.
- klyrs 4y ago> Doesn't seem fair to expect self driving vehicles to perform a task that humans can't. That is literally the sales pitch. They're supposed to be better at driving than humans. And that actually means all of it, not just lane-keeping on well marked brightly lit highways.
- Ukv 4y ago> They're supposed to be better at driving than humans. And that actually means all of it Why? Couldn't it be "better at driving than humans" by reducing the most common errors (lapses in attention), while performing about the same as humans in less common situations (cop impersonators)?
- SpeedilyDamage 4y agoNo, they're supposed to be approximately as good at driving as humans. The whole "sales pitch" is that it doesn't take any human effort to do.
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> supposed to be approximately as good at driving as humans They're supposed to be cheaper. Being as good is the limiting factor. Being cheaper is the pitch.