It will sound terribly insensitive, but many, many more people die in "regular" car accidents every single day.
The number of deaths in envelope-pushing, new tech, accidents, compared to regular traffic deaths, is minuscule.
The number of deaths in envelope-pushing, new tech, accidents, compared to regular traffic deaths, is minuscule.
It's not about the number in this situation, it's about the stats. Uber's cars kill at a higher rate than the average driver. Granted, that stat is based on 1 data point, so it's not really a stat at all. Still, like, a ton more testing is obviously needed before these should be allowed anywhere near a school.
Like, you wanna test a jet-pack? Be my guest. I'll grab a fire extinguisher when/if it fails.
You wanna test a jet-pack near with dog in your arms? Dude, no way.