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The insurance / responsibility question really shows how moronic bureaucracy has made us. To rephrase naysayers in a more first degree way: "sure there would b
by fab13n 12y ago
The insurance / responsibility question really shows how moronic bureaucracy has made us.
To rephrase naysayers in a more first degree way: "sure there would be less accidents than when the vehicle is driven by a glorified ape, but for the fewer people still killed or maimed, we wouldn't be sure whom to blaim. So we'll keep killing more of them through ape drivers, rather than rush the paperwork-rethinking trauma".
- coldpie 12y agoEh, a half-dozen really smart companies are pursuing self-driving technology. If it were really a concern enough to keep it off the market, they wouldn't continue working on it.
- fab13n 12y agoThankfully, morons don't indefinitely prevent progress, most of the time. But their existence, and the fact that they're not labelled as "painfully, obviously moronic" by most people / media is infuriating.