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The article mentions that the cars could hire programmers to improve them. Why not also let them hire drivers - that way there would be no need to wait for the
by facepalm 12y ago
The article mentions that the cars could hire programmers to improve them. Why not also let them hire drivers - that way there would be no need to wait for the technology of driverless cars to become feasible.
- aaron695 12y agoYes, absolutely everything in the article is possible without driverless cars. In fact most of it is being done currently, except the owner-less bit. It seems a common mind screw up. People think when technology X is released all these other advanced technologies will come with it. Voice recognition is an obvious example. Just because a computer can understand the words perfectly, it still has no idea what you are saying. For it to do that it'd have to be close to passing the Turing test. This fallacy should have a name if it doesn't already.