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As someone who has "been under" a few times, I am torn on this. I like the idea of less errors due to a computer, but there is something comforting about knowin
by mhuffman 11y ago
As someone who has "been under" a few times, I am torn on this. I like the idea of less errors due to a computer, but there is something comforting about knowing that a human expert is "at the wheel".
I know it is irrational, but I feel similar about airplanes and cars -- much more comfortable when you know there is a human at the helm.
Maybe it is the mortal peril part of the equation.
- agumonkey 11y agoWhat is the part of trust vs new ? How many devices were scary and non automated before which are now invisible to our fear ? The advantage of humans over machines, they have a broader view on things; for now.
- codingdave 11y agoI could foresee a setup like airline pilots - the autopilot truly does most of the work, but humans monitor and are available in case of emergencies.