> A perfect robot driver with a working car is one thing, but can that driver handle hydroplaning/tire blowouts/transmission failures? Much, much better than a

> A perfect robot driver with a working car is one thing, but can that driver handle hydroplaning/tire blowouts/transmission failures? Much, much better than any human. Robots fail only once. A single robot being programmed ("getting practice") for a failure case is all robots getting that practice for a failure case. Also, robots are always vigilant and ready for failures, and are capable of doing emergency decisions in fractions of a second, before the humans would likely even know something is wrong.