nostr:npub1jw50ps6cehf060ytu6c7g4udrha6g002grwamtzvfhk8xk58nekq4k9fry another good question is the capacity of the autonomous car to react according to the local culture in these choices in the event of a potential accident. And then the tests being mainly carried out in the USA,they will have to see the adaptation to the countries' road networks.
"Of course self-driving cars are flawed—all technologies are. The important question is whether self-driving cars are safer than human-driven cars." That's the real question with autonomous driving. Here are a lot of data and thoughts for programmers and regulators: https://www.understandingai.org/p/driverless-cars-may-already-be-safer
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nostr:npub17vswtwhugx6966f09kk65vu07zpy8yf0s7h67hg0wnepn2ns6hysdxe7nw Sure. In France, for instance, to blend into the regular traffic, they will have to violate all laws and accelerate.