> That should require a huge introspection and if needed, shut down unsafe lines of business. Which line of business would that be? Maybe the one involving hum

> That should require a huge introspection and if needed, shut down unsafe lines of business. Which line of business would that be? Maybe the one involving human drivers that leads to ~75 deaths per year [1]? Though that's still a lower-than-average death rate compared to the general population (so shutting it down without a replacement could cause even more deaths). You could argue that Uber has a moral imperative to replace its human drivers with automation as soon as possible. [1] https://uber.app.box.com/s/lea3xzb70bp2wxe3k3dgk2ghcyr687x3?uclick_id=f43f1de6-27ff-43ab-bd20-eaf23373b8b0 https://uber.app.box.com/s/lea3xzb70bp2wxe3k3dgk2ghcyr687x3?...