Driver, 87, dies after Tesla on Autopilot mode crashes into pond
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Re: Driver, 87, dies after Tesla on Autopilot mode crashes into pond
#2Sci-fi aside: We probably will see a slow but very steady increase of such events in the coming years with more unnecessary automation applied everywhere.
Re: Driver, 87, dies after Tesla on Autopilot mode crashes into pond
#3And so it starts… modern robot machinery wiping out all humans? And for now they make it look like random accidents? Sci-fi aside: We probably will see a slow but very steady increase of such events in the coming years with more unnecessary automation applied everywhere.
Re: Driver, 87, dies after Tesla on Autopilot mode crashes into pond
#4And so it starts… modern robot machinery wiping out all humans? And for now they make it look like random accidents? Sci-fi aside: We probably will see a slow but very steady increase of such events in the coming years with more unnecessary automation applied everywhere.
Don't let one company's failure tarnish the entire field.
Re: Driver, 87, dies after Tesla on Autopilot mode crashes into pond
#5Re: Driver, 87, dies after Tesla on Autopilot mode crashes into pond
#6I was assured last week that things like this are fine and we should be responsible adults by settling for "good enough" when it comes to self-driving cars. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48226864
Re: Driver, 87, dies after Tesla on Autopilot mode crashes into pond
#7Re: Driver, 87, dies after Tesla on Autopilot mode crashes into pond
#8I'm cool with letting human beings stay in charge of operating motor vehicles.
Re: Driver, 87, dies after Tesla on Autopilot mode crashes into pond
#9I was assured last week that things like this are fine and we should be responsible adults by settling for "good enough" when it comes to self-driving cars. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48226864
Yeah but that was Waymo. This time it’s Tesla.
Re: Driver, 87, dies after Tesla on Autopilot mode crashes into pond
#10I was assured last week that things like this are fine and we should be responsible adults by settling for "good enough" when it comes to self-driving cars. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48226864
But I would note that we are already settling for "good enough" by letting those responsible adults cause 6 million accidents and 40,000 deaths.
Tesla's Autopilot is worse. But people aren't great.
I hold out a tiny modicum of hope that the cars will get better. If not Elmo's version, then somebody's. Because the people are not getting better, and are arguably getting worse.