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Perhaps on a 30 mph residential street in light traffic. Screeching halts have a different effect at higher speeds in denser traffic. People would be less like
by marshray 15y ago
Perhaps on a 30 mph residential street in light traffic.
Screeching halts have a different effect at higher speeds in denser traffic. People would be less likely to slam on the brakes for a trash bag on the freeway.
But either way it is a dangerous, controversial, split second, human risk calculation. I can't say how I would handle it in advance, much less how a robot car should be programmed to handle ambiguous inputs at highway speed.