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I want them to drive legally, but I also want them to be able to react to objects even if they don't have signs on them. Signs are often obstructed by trees or

I want them to drive legally, but I also want them to be able to react to objects even if they don't have signs on them. Signs are often obstructed by trees or are simply inadequate for safe driving, even when combined with the rules of the road. Any even "partially" automated driving should be able to trivially recognize when its view is compromised and proceed accordingly.

ryandrake 1y ago
Totally agree. "Stop for a stopped school bus" and "Drive slow enough to stop in an emergency, in areas where pedestrians are obscured" are two separate, barely related problems that car companies need to reliably solve.