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Oh really? A futuristic mind blowing developing technology which hasn't been released to the public (and has no plans to) isn't ready to be released to the publ
by xauronx 12y ago
Oh really? A futuristic mind blowing developing technology which hasn't been released to the public (and has no plans to) isn't ready to be released to the public? What's the point of an article like this, especially being posted here? We're all technical people who understand the complexities (or understand it's so complex that we can't understand them.) If the effort is to inform the ignorant public of their misconceptions, post it on fox news or yahoo answers.
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- agildehaus 12y agoIt's an odd reaction that self-driving cars have to be perfect and handle every edge case and have tens of millions of miles of error-free testing before they're considered "ready". Humans usually spend about 30 minutes driving 5-10 miles to get a license, are far more unpredictable and inattentive, and have a stupid number of edge cases of their own. Not to say we shouldn't hold self-driving cars to a higher standard, we absolutely should, but it's silly to think they need to be perfect.