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Re:California suspends GM Cruise's autonomous vehicle deploy... by ajross on Tuesday October 24, 2023 @04:30PM (#38005063)
Ditto, FWIW. The car may not always behave like a human does in those circumstances[1], but at this point it's objectively much better at the attention and recognition side of the task.

[1] It tends to be more conservative than human drivers, and in weird ways. If a pedestrian seems at all to be moving in the direction of traffic, even if they're on a sidewalk and just meandering a bit, the car will try to evade (not violently, but it will brake a bit and pull to the outside of the lane).

Re:California suspends GM Cruise's autonomous vehicle deploy... by fiddlerwoaroof on Tuesday October 24, 2023 @05:03PM (#38005551)
Yeah, if anything, my Tesla’s issues seem to stem from being overly concerned about accidents than being recklessly dangerous.