It depends on whom you compare it to. Consider: - 35 year old, in their prime, old enough to no longer be aggressive, but young enough to be sharp and focused.

It depends on whom you compare it to. Consider: - 35 year old, in their prime, old enough to no longer be aggressive, but young enough to be sharp and focused. - 85 year old, losing vision, reflexes, and slightly senile Mostly, what I'd like to see is liability for crashes placed on Tesla. If I kill someone, my insurance pays. If a self-driving car kills someone, manufacturer / manufacturer's insurance pays. That prevents them from offloading costs and incentivizes things like retrofitting safety upgrades. Costs to consumer are the same in both cases, whether it's my insurance premium or whether it's baked into the selling price of the car.