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Do they continue to drive that way if they have a passenger yelling, "we are on train tracks?" to the point that said passenger has to bail out? (Sure, within
by kazinator 10mo ago
Do they continue to drive that way if they have a passenger yelling, "we are on train tracks?" to the point that said passenger has to bail out?
(Sure, within the wide boundaries of mental health, it is not impossible.)
- potato3732842 10mo ago>Do they continue to drive that way if they have a passenger yelling, "we are on train tracks?" On a non-separated rail like in the video where you can just turn off at any time I can see a lot of people continuing to do it just to spite their spouse for screeching about the obvious. Or on the other side of the coin I can see a lot of people just say nothing because it's probably fine and they'd rather not have the argument.
- duskwuff 10mo agoBingo. Humans can make mistakes, but they can also recognize that something's gone wrong and change tactics to recover from it. Current self-driving systems can't do that effectively; they'll just keep going, even when they probably shouldn't.
- kyleee 10mo agoThat would open up some very fun avenues for mischief if you could start yelling at the Waymo and pleading for it to change course