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>This thing has 8 motors. It’s easy to imagine that it could have 8 independent batteries and could be able to perform a controlled descent if two fail. Similarly, it could have redundant sensors and use commodity “majority rules” logic circuits where all calculations are run three times. On top of that, they can already cut over to ground control if the computer can’t proceed. Most of these are a total nightmare to…
If it’s fewer fatalities per mile than cars, they’re probably ready today!
Air travel is more dangerous than car travel on a per trip basis.
These are also much more dangerous than cars in case of a failure.