I think you're missing the point GP made: humans couldn't do it. They tried to get humans to do it, and humans had an unacceptable error rate. This is importan

I think you're missing the point GP made: humans couldn't do it. They tried to get humans to do it, and humans had an unacceptable error rate. This is important. The autonomous driving problem and the grocery store problem are both about trade-offs, one isn't clearly better than the other.