The statistics "per mile" have been out for a long time. At least for Waymo they are extremely good. What difference does it make that any specific car drives a

The statistics "per mile" have been out for a long time. At least for Waymo they are extremely good. What difference does it make that any specific car drives around 24x7? Quick look up of current numbers - without double checking whether it's over the life of the program, or just the latest year, or what: Waymo one crash per 1.26 million miles American humans overall one per 484,000 miles or 552,983 miles depending on the yr or something. Younger drivers, something like 3 times the average. And that's when Waymo reports automatically while many human collisions don't need reporting. > Autonomous cars improve more slowly than humans do They can get buggy software updates and maps but otherwise I'll bet on the software.