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> one of which had a button that occasionally killed people and one which did not, which would you choose? Are you proposing that other cars' lane-keep softwar
by MetaWhirledPeas 1y ago
> one of which had a button that occasionally killed people and one which did not, which would you choose?
Are you proposing that other cars' lane-keep software is better? I guess you're going to figure this out somehow before buying your next car?
- lexicality 1y ago> Are you proposing that other cars' lane-keep software is better? I'm proposing that less technologically advanced and software focused cars are less likely to unexpectedly swerve into incoming traffic for sure > I guess you're going to figure this out somehow before buying your next car? Do you not do research and read reviews before making large possibly life-changing purchases?
- MetaWhirledPeas 1y ago> I'm proposing that less technologically advanced and software focused cars are less likely to unexpectedly swerve into incoming traffic for sure Lane-keeping is a pretty common feature in new cars these days. That is the 'technologically advanced' feature that we're talking about. You're going to avoid all of them?
- lexicality 1y agoThat's strange, why are you talking about lane keeping? I said I don't want a car with self driving capabilities that kill you.