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Why not both? We shouldn't have flying humans, nor cars rolling over and dragging people.
by jfim 3y ago
Why not both? We shouldn't have flying humans, nor cars rolling over and dragging people.
- pj_mukh 3y agoThe first problem is much harder to solve, the second one only happens because of the first. The city elected to do the easy useless thing first and is patting themselves in the back (people are still gonna be flying due to shitty human drivers tomorrow). This is a problem.
- scarmig 3y agoIt's also worthwhile to point out that, although in this case the bad human driver was the immediate cause of the accident, at scale this will happen with some frequency, either from bad human drivers, bugs in the software or hardware, or just weird situations. The entire point of AVs is that these can also be corrected at scale: people who make excuses for the failure are removing the paramount incentive to make AVs as near to perfect as possible.