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I think "cute and harmless" is actually the right approach for these cars, at least while they are in development. It is harder to project fears of unsafe, dang
by a_c_s 11y ago
I think "cute and harmless" is actually the right approach for these cars, at least while they are in development. It is harder to project fears of unsafe, dangerous, menacing AI on something that looks likes a kid's toy.
Once autonomous cars are for sale and established in the market then I totally agree with you.
- gammarator 11y agoReminds me of this: New Yorkers will help a cute but hapless robot get where it's trying to go: http://www.tweenbots.com/ http://www.tweenbots.com/