[Handsome Creepy Eel]

The claim that AI is inherently safer than a human is so staggeringly stupid that it beggars belief. Would you seriously put your and other people's lives into the hands of this?











Computers have plenty of uses and can enrich our lives in many ways, but driving is not one of them. It's an inherently unsolvable, self-defeating problem because its end result must always be either:

A) there are too many variables to track and the system routinely fails at its task, malfunctioning and wreaking havoc
or
B) you successfully track all the variables and create a monstrous, psychopathic system that can cull anyone at any moment because of "muh public policy", "resource considerations", "weighted factor analysis of the situation" or whatever else.

This is not to even mention the problems that extend far, far beyond software considerations. Why do you think RAM, hard drives and CPUs all come with product warranties? Because they're not perfect, their manufacturing processes are not perfect, their materials are not perfect, and thus are expected to routinely malfunction, crash or cease functioning.

Why replace humans with something just as unreliable, only in more subtle ways? Thanks but no thanks.