> AI will never be better at avoiding a playing child who accidentally stepped on the road as an average human driver. Very hard to predict what will be possib

> AI will never be better at avoiding a playing child who accidentally stepped on the road as an average human driver. Very hard to predict what will be possible with AI in 10 years time, but I wouldn’t bet on humans here. Humans have a number of disadvantages compared to an AI agent in this scenario - they look at phones, get tired, technically have slower response times… And then AI has seen tremendous advancement in the last 3 years with it basically smashing a load of tasks that were thought to be entirely ‘non-automatable’ by many people. Plus think about what has been achieved in the self driving space in the last 10 years and then imagine what can be done in the next 20. It’s probably not a 1-2 year thing (imo), it’s probably a 10-20 year thing (but again totally unpredictable! Maybe 5 maybe 50!). And self-driving without operating cooperating alongside human drivers just won’t happen from an infrastructure perspective.