3 ms·
Using this logic, nobody should be allowed to learn to drive because inexperienced drivers have a higher incident rate. Of course, this is absurd. Instead, we
by shortcake27 3y ago
Using this logic, nobody should be allowed to learn to drive because inexperienced drivers have a higher incident rate.
Of course, this is absurd. Instead, we slap on some caveats (time/passenger restrictions) and accept the risk with the knowledge the driver will improve with time.
This is exactly the same for self driving vehicles. The only way to make them safer for public roads is to drive them on public roads. So if we slap on some caveats, such as a reduced fleet, we can make them safer while keeping incidents down.
- moralestapia 3y agoYou changed my pov and I agree with what you say. Although, I didn't mean that a zero incidence rate should be the rule, more like, if one knows a system is defective, also in such a dangerous context, it'd be negligent to still ship it under the pretense of a "low incidence rate".