That's not how things like Telsa work. You're alerted to keep your hands on the steering wheel at all times and you can take over control at any time. If your hands are off for too damn long that shyt will pull over. Now that could be an L if you pull over in the middle of Klan country while you're asleep.I'd rather have a human driver than a machine which can malfunction and drive me off a cliff...
A human can do that too.I'd rather have a human driver than a machine which can malfunction and drive me off a cliff...
I'm not saying they don't have an obligation to improve or perfect their technology, but dudes in here are having a conniption like automated cars will never work and that they don't trust themSo what.....Uber is a $60 billion company. If they can't equip their vehicles to respond to other drivers on the road, then the shyt is worthless. Real life driving isn't a perfectly simulated environment. You got drivers swerving in and out of lanes, nikkas running red lights, speeding, hitting u-turns when they weren't supposed to, driving 2 inches off your bumper when they supposed to give you 5 feet, etc. So everything on the road has to be perfect or else that Uber car is gonna crash huh
almost every crash an automated vehicle has been involved in is because of human drivers being too aggressive/not paying attention. people gotta get to work and go out. They would riot if the govt took away personal cars
How that going to work lmfao
And I agree automation is inevitable but I don't see the govt helping. I see politicians delaying or blocking it to reduce job loss in their areas
Did you read the article? It was the other driver, the human driver, that caused the issue.
Of course it's Uber's fault...Their using the tech in their cars so the responsibility falls on them. Best believe their going to cut someone a check for that fukk up.
