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Because they only ostensibly have to be paying attention. The reality is that they'll probably be eating, texting, fumbling with CDs, rubber-necking, etc. This
by ryandvm 15y ago
Because they only ostensibly have to be paying attention. The reality is that they'll probably be eating, texting, fumbling with CDs, rubber-necking, etc. This is where partially-autonomous cars really pay off.
- vibrunazo 15y agoI would guess less "CDs" and more "consuming web content" :-) But other than that I agree. Moreover, partially-autonomous cars will be a stepping stone to adapt people's culture to accept fully autonomous cars easier. Just as we have "park assist" today, that will evolve into more driving assistance before autonomy.