How many self-driving cars are there on the roads right now? And what's fatality rate? I' quite sure it's higher now than compared to human-only driver.
> they are unavoidable sometimes
Were autonomous cars not designed to prevent such situations?
>Let's, as a community, set the standard for how we will react to these events
Yes and let's punish non-conformists!
> which gets posted on HN whenever a self-driving article comes out.
Yes, absolutely, let's ostracize people who react to this situation (a machine killing some random person in a fatal beta test) with anything other than compassion and humility.
Those are not people I want in my engineering community; just impossible to trust they'd make the right calls and have the right priorities in developing cool new stuff.
How many self-driving cars are there on the roads right now? And what's fatality rate? I' quite sure it's higher now than compared to human-only driver.
> they are unavoidable sometimes
Were autonomous cars not designed to prevent such situations?
>Let's, as a community, set the standard for how we will react to these events
Yes and let's punish non-conformists!
> which gets posted on HN whenever a self-driving article comes out.
I honestly have no idea what that comment is.