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I welcome our robot overlords. I do wonder, however, who's going to do quality assurance on these cars. The first startup launching MVP driverless cars with a h
by __jochen__ 14y ago
I welcome our robot overlords. I do wonder, however, who's going to do quality assurance on these cars. The first startup launching MVP driverless cars with a horrible accident record will set back the industry for years.
- nuclear_eclipse 14y agoI think that's the whole point of setting out requirements that autonomous vehicles must meet before going into production/sale. Just the same as current car manufacturers have to meet certain safety requirements, in the future manufacturers may have to prove some level of reliability, robustness, and exception handling.
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- mayneack 14y agoIt's possible (but not guaranteed) that the knowledge that any early bad publicity could really sink the extremely large amount of money that the companies have been investing into producing this will motivate them to create safe cars more than any specific regulations as to their safety standards.