Re:San Francisco raises Tesla 'self-driving' safety concerns...
by bumby on Sunday September 26, 2021 @07:17PM
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>At the end of the day it just needs to be better than the average human
This comes up a lot on techno-centric forums like HN but I think it misses an important point. It’s not necessarily if it performs better than the average human that will lead to policy that allows it on roads. It has to have a high degree of trust in the public’s eye. That bar is likely much higher than “just better than the average human.”
This comes up a lot on techno-centric forums like HN but I think it misses an important point. It’s not necessarily if it performs better than the average human that will lead to policy that allows it on roads. It has to have a high degree of trust in the public’s eye. That bar is likely much higher than “just better than the average human.”