Hundreds of driverless cars are now an everyday part of traffic in San Francisco, but how safe are they and how do they compare to human drivers? Google’s Waymo, one of the largest driverless car companies in the city, just released a new study that attempts to shed light on its own track record.
I mean the best thing for a human to do once they’ve run over another human is not to run them over with 2 more tires.
Sitting on top is empirically correct in the shitty situation.
I’m not familiar with the exact reason why they were hit in the first place: that’s likely where the criticisms of self driving cars should be though, unless this was someone with a death wish darting into traffic… Which I highly doubt.
I mean the best thing for a human to do once they’ve run over another human is not to run them over with 2 more tires.
Sitting on top is empirically correct in the shitty situation.
I’m not familiar with the exact reason why they were hit in the first place: that’s likely where the criticisms of self driving cars should be though, unless this was someone with a death wish darting into traffic… Which I highly doubt.