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From my vantage point the utility of self driving cars is in highway driving. I don't really care for auto city driving. In that context perhaps the problem i
by robomartin 13y ago
From my vantage point the utility of self driving cars is in highway driving. I don't really care for auto city driving.
In that context perhaps the problem is somewhat simpler if one assumes the infrastructure will be modified to help these cars. A lot could be done if each car communicated with roadside beacons and other locating systems. Some will voice concerns about privacy. I couldn't care less. Your movements are already far more traceable than they were fifty or a hundred years ago.
If I could manually get on the Golden State; engage auto pilot and be alerted a couple of miles before my exit in San Jose I'd be thrilled. I wouldn't even care if the thing pinged me every 15 minutes to see if I am awake.
- ics 13y agoThis doesn't help anyone's paranoia coming from robomartin! (Kidding aside, I think your profile cv got a little mangled. Try double line-breaks and log out for a sec so you can see it.) Personally I would much rather have better above-ground transportation in the city than on the highway, but at that point I should be wishing for self-driving buses.