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Would a driverless car really be ideal to use as a get away vehicle? You would be stuck in a car that obey's the speed limits and rules of the road. Hardly usef
by stanmancan 12y ago
Would a driverless car really be ideal to use as a get away vehicle? You would be stuck in a car that obey's the speed limits and rules of the road. Hardly useful to dodge the cops.
- rtkwe 12y agoClearly that section is based on the question 'assuming car software could be modified in a way that made them violate the Laws of Robotic Cars, what new dangers would that pose.' Just like the bit that mentions the trailing car assumes they would have a way to know where a car is going in the future, suggesting a way to query a given car for it's direction. The first isn't an outlandish question, modifying locked down software isn't exactly a new art. It wouldn't happen for a while likely just due to the small reward to the difficulty of execution.