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Please add (2023) to the title: this is old. It could be bad news had another Waymo done this. EDIT: would to could: the reply is correct in terms of physics!
by DamonHD 2y ago
Please add (2023) to the title: this is old.
It could be bad news had another Waymo done this.
EDIT: would to could: the reply is correct in terms of physics!
- scarmig 2y agoDepends on the context. Physics puts some hard constraints on what can be avoided. The question should be: in the context of an unleashed dog rushing out into a busy street from a heavily obscured homeless encampment, does a Waymo handle the situation more safely on average than a human driver does?
- janice1999 2y agoSome situations may be physically impossible to avoid but it's a fair criticism since one of the major sales pitches of autonomous driving was that it would be safer/better than humans.