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Re:Disrupting Uber by tedmiston on Monday August 01, 2016 @10:10PM (#12207436)
I think parent comment was suggesting that human-driven cars that behave erratically are better handled by opposing humans rather than software (that has not been exposed to dealing with the novel situation).

(Not that auto-driven cars don't produce less accidents when other human-driven cars behave expectedly.)

Re:Disrupting Uber by brokenmachine on Monday August 01, 2016 @11:50PM (#12207746)
I'm imagining that driverless cars could work well on very predictable roads that are exclusively for driverless cars.

But on real roads with questionable maintenance and other unpredictable cars on it, I just can't see it happening unless there's some major change to the roads infrastructure.