> Most people think they're a better driver than average If he doesn't do any high risk driving the relevant risk comparison is much different than general pop

> Most people think they're a better driver than average If he doesn't do any high risk driving the relevant risk comparison is much different than general population. Driving skill is not relevant to his point (you could assume he's an average driver who doesn't engage in high risk driving). If he's under 50 and healthy that's probably a considerable risk decrease (reflexes/vision and less chance of medical condition while driving). So even if self driving cars were safer than human drivers in total, it could be significantly more dangerous for him. > Whatever its flaws will be, they will be consistent. Based on what ? ML is anything but predictable.