Re:An ex-trucker has some questions about the Tesla Semi
by nmeofthestate on Monday November 20, 2017 @11:04AM
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You say Tesla should "just" implement self-driving trucks, then in the next reply you say "it will take a while". For goodness sake, I wish self-driving/Tesla groupies would think before they spout this glib time-wasting stuff that they wont even stand behind after one objecting reply. Debate honestly.
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Re:An ex-trucker has some questions about the Tesla Semi
by xHopen on Monday November 20, 2017 @11:21AM
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It will take a while, as I said, because people won't trust it. then you need sometime for humans to see it as normal, and comprehend than a computer is better than them at driving, and is safer for them if they don't drive.
If people get mad at uber for killing taxi, imagine how mad they will be when uber will kill taxi drivers, probably in less than 5 years. Now imagine Tesla telling us, you know what? you don't need Truck drivers anymore, which we don't. Then the rage would be ...
Re:An ex-trucker has some questions about the Tesla Semi
by overhang on Monday November 20, 2017 @12:14PM
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Las Vegas recently debuted an autonomous shuttle. It experienced its first accident within two hours.
The road to trust could be long and bumpy.
Re:An ex-trucker has some questions about the Tesla Semi
by xHopen on Monday November 20, 2017 @02:28PM
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It will, but how many accidents per minute are there by drivers in the world? And we don’t say, puff I don’t trust drivers. Somehow we accept dying by human errors better than by a computer, somehow I always hear, look the computer failed , like if you in that situation as human wouldn’t have done it. I don’t know, I embrace the future , if compouters tomorrow are able to code and My job as a engenieer becomes obsolete, welcome.