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> And sadly, humans do this all too often anyway. This is actually probably one of the best arguments for self-driving cars. The self-driving cars will eventu
by bsder 4y ago
> And sadly, humans do this all too often anyway.
This is actually probably one of the best arguments for self-driving cars.
The self-driving cars will eventually stop doing this. Humans, never.
- mindcrime 4y agoAgreed, in the general sense. I do also think it's important that we not get caught up in holding self-driving cars to an overly high standard, especially in comparison to error prone humans. Speaking only for myself, once self-driving cars are consistently as good as or slightly better than humans, I would find them acceptable for broad use. I don't think the standard needs to be "zero error, ever" although that would be a nice aspirational goal for sure.