Have all those self-driving cars passed the driving tests that human drivers are required to pass? Shouldn't that be a requirement? Like, not a simulation, but a literal test, with the examiner in the car, giving the same directions they would give to a person. And every software update would need to pass such a test.
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Tesla Robotaxis Are Crashing More Than 12 Times as Frequently as Human Drivers
(www.commondreams.org)
This stuff needs to be kept far away from our streets. I live in the EU and I hope transport ministries aren't stupid enough to let these things loose on our roads. They are a danger, in my opinion.
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All these systems in new cars can't even consistently detect the correct speed limit. There's no way I'm getting in one that drives itself.
But, Self-driving cars are supposed to be safer than human drivers. At least, according to Elon Musk.
It wasn't a surprise anymore when melon husk decided that camera detection is enough.
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