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Absolutely not. While that might sound like a safety feature it can also be extremely unsafe. Imagine letting a passenger in a car use the e-brake at any time.
by lyime 2y ago
Absolutely not. While that might sound like a safety feature it can also be extremely unsafe.
Imagine letting a passenger in a car use the e-brake at any time.
It's a tricky problem.
- troad 2y ago> Imagine letting a passenger in a car use the e-brake at any time. Alright, I'm imagining. Seems extremely sensible, especially in an AI-operated vehicle. Much of the world (the US being an outlier) puts passenger-facing emergency breaks in every carriage of passenger trains.
- jeffrallen 2y agoBuses and trains already have publicly usable e-stops. Hell, English ones even have them on the OUTSIDE of the bus. Clearly autonomous vehicles need e-stops, like all automated machines.