>Study from 2016 Waymo hit 100 million driven miles in July so far without a death (in the US the death rate per 100 million miles in cars is 1.26). Likewise t

>Study from 2016 Waymo hit 100 million driven miles in July so far without a death (in the US the death rate per 100 million miles in cars is 1.26). Likewise the crash rate is lower across the board https://www.theavindustry.org/blog/waymo-reduces-crash-rates-compared-to-human-drivers https://www.theavindustry.org/blog/waymo-reduces-crash-rates... I assume that study based its assumptions on the limited testing performed so far on the extant self-driving cars of the day, which of course if you have only 10 test cars would take many decades, but at scale that isn't relevant anymore given Waymo's success.