>> can't directly intervene but can call tech support
"Hi, yeah, car's gone berserk, we're approaching a river, all doors are locked, can't get out, need assistance."
"Hi, thank you for calling. Please hold (your breath)."
"Hi, yeah, car's gone berserk, we're approaching a river, all doors are locked, can't get out, need assistance."
"Hi, thank you for calling. Please hold (your breath)."
What makes you believe the autonomous car is more likely than a human driver to do that?
2. life experience, software expertise, common sense.
https://medium.com/swlh/what-do-self-driving-cars-and-elevat...
At this point I’m pretty sure it’s not true. If past public sentiment was so against automatic elevators, there would be at least one newspaper clipping or digitized article.
Certainly not any recent (consecutive) 10-year period.
The US average is about 36,000 auto-caused fatalities per year: https://www.iihs.org/topics/fatality-statistics/detail/pedes...