In a rare bit of still-sane news, the US National Highway and Safety Administration staff aren't dumb: Their policy is to consider whether any automation was active in 30 seconds before the crash.
the whole concept of having cars with that are almost capable of self-driving is utterly insane, the very least you'd need special training. We are not equipped to deal with something that works brilliantly most of the times but might kill you for no foreseeable reason.
...because the self-driving feature turned itself off after detecting the crash in the fractions of a millisecond before the crash was recorded
In a rare bit of still-sane news, the US National Highway and Safety Administration staff aren't dumb: Their policy is to consider whether any automation was active in 30 seconds before the crash.
https://www.nhtsa.gov/laws-regulations/standing-general-orde...
How many million dollars do you think will reverse this policy?
the whole concept of having cars with that are almost capable of self-driving is utterly insane, the very least you'd need special training. We are not equipped to deal with something that works brilliantly most of the times but might kill you for no foreseeable reason.
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"Uh oh, this is a problem. Welp, I'm outta here, good luck."