Re:Driver who died in a Tesla crash using Autopilot ignored ...
by FooHentai on Tuesday June 20, 2017 @06:37PM
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Not gonna go there personally in terms of judging what level of human tragedy would or would not be acceptable for future human lives saved.
However, the concern here is not (primarily) that someone died, it's that the reasons they died are not likely to be fully and impartially assessed, and all possible lessons learned from their death, because nearly everyone involved with any power is incentivised for that to not happen.
However, the concern here is not (primarily) that someone died, it's that the reasons they died are not likely to be fully and impartially assessed, and all possible lessons learned from their death, because nearly everyone involved with any power is incentivised for that to not happen.