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The point is, even if people do buy such a car, they don't often come back for a second car. The business will run out of customers very quickly. You do the mat
by echaozh 12y ago
The point is, even if people do buy such a car, they don't often come back for a second car. The business will run out of customers very quickly. You do the math.
- dragonwriter 12y ago> The point is, even if people do buy such a car, they don't often come back for a second car. The business will run out of customers very quickly. This seems to assume that the frequency with which drivers (automated or otherwise) are faced with "someone is going to die, you or the other person, and which one depends on your driving choices" situations is very high. This is not consistent with the evidence.