Re:7.1M miles, 3 minor injuries: Waymo's safety data looks good
by wernercd on Friday December 22, 2023 @07:34PM
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"faulty software" compared to the human factor?
that's like asking "do you trust a spreadsheet where the math is done by a computer and not verified by a human".
At some point in history... the answer would be "no way I'd trust numbers not checked by a human".
Today? It's easy to say we can trust software produced numbers.
The question becomes what is that cross over point?
Are you saying you don't think we'll get to a point where computers drive better than humans? I think we're closer to that point than you think and with defensive programming we can do so safely.
that's like asking "do you trust a spreadsheet where the math is done by a computer and not verified by a human".
At some point in history... the answer would be "no way I'd trust numbers not checked by a human".
Today? It's easy to say we can trust software produced numbers.
The question becomes what is that cross over point?
Are you saying you don't think we'll get to a point where computers drive better than humans? I think we're closer to that point than you think and with defensive programming we can do so safely.