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I understand why you might say that - particularly at a societal level - but individual drivers: * Must be licensed * Must have a minimum level of liability i
by jprete 3y ago
I understand why you might say that - particularly at a societal level - but individual drivers:
* Must be licensed
* Must have a minimum level of liability insurance that covers other participants in an accident
* Can be fined, get higher insurance premiums, and lose their licenses for breaking driving laws
* Can be put in jail for felonies for sufficiently reckless driving that has the potential to endanger others
As I understand it, commercially licensed drivers usually have even higher requirements and lose their licenses more easily for driving infractions.
GenAI makes a lot of creative actions much easier, faster, automatable, and available to everyone, and "everyone" includes a lot of people with no foresight or discipline whatsoever.
- Swizec 3y agoNone of this was true when cars were first introduced. Back in the early 20th century it was considered fairly normal that drivers would just sort of plow through pedestrians if they’re in the way. Big societal battle over who gets to be in streets – the people who have always been there, or the cars. Eventually jaywalking was invented as a concept by the car lobby. > And then the automobile happened. And then automobiles began killing thousands of children, every year. https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/episode-76-the-modern-moloch/ https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/episode-76-the-modern...