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Topic	study about how driverless vehicles could harm city budgets
Transcendentia 08/07/17 7:24:54 PM #17:	MaverickXeo posted... Transcendentia posted... It is not completely right. The software already exists and is improving every day. The cost of the hardware is a few grand for a brand new Tesla. It's getting cheaper every year. The cost of the software is distributed across millions of vehicles, so it's cheap per car. Updates happen wirelessly and instantly over the air. It's not much longer until autonomous software drives vehicles better than humans do. The vehicles will not drive better than humans because... humans program them. There will always be faults in the programming because we are not perfect, therefore our products will never be perfect. Humans programming them doesn't change whether or not autonomous driving will be better than manual driving. We can build pretty damn good software, especially with modern machine learning technology. It'll be much safer to have an autonomous car than to drive on your own, for example. The cars are not perfect and they'll never be perfect, but their safety will match plane safety if not exceed it. --- Humans are aliens too dumbass - clearaflagrantj <cite>Transcendentia posted [p:884363124] in study abou... [t:75646548]...</cite> <quote><cite>MaverickXeo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Transcendentia posted...</cite> <quote>It is not completely right. The software already exists and is improving every day. The cost of the hardware is a few grand for a brand new Tesla. It's getting cheaper every year. The cost of the software is distributed across millions of vehicles, so it's cheap per car. Updates happen wirelessly and instantly over the air. It's not much longer until autonomous software drives vehicles better than humans do.</quote> The vehicles will not drive better than humans because... humans program them. There will always be faults in the programming because we are not perfect, therefore our products will never be perfect.</quote> Humans programming them doesn't change whether or not autonomous driving will be better than manual driving. We can build pretty damn good software, especially with modern machine learning technology. It'll be much safer to have an autonomous car than to drive on your own, for example. The cars are not perfect and they'll never be perfect, but their safety will match plane safety if not exceed it. --- Humans are aliens too dumbass - clearaflagrantj</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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