I'd get away from it.
We had a semi drive into a school bus up in Canada, killing a large number of young hockey players. The semi driver blew through a stop sign.Food for thought:
A railroad worker was just killed in a CSX rail yard in Ohio by a remote-controlled train. This is the third such incident to happen in the US. The railroads have been pushing to go to driverless locomotives for several years.
Now think about those driverless trucks plowing into a school bus full of kids. It's gonna happen, folks.
And the opposite more recently, where a bus full of seniors crossed in front of a transport truck in Manitoba. At least 17 dead as a result.We had a semi drive into a school bus up in Canada, killing a large number of young hockey players. The semi driver blew through a stop sign.
Another logical falacy...How about someone who just smoke a joint or downed a bottle of vodka driving behind you? Not sure it there is any safe full proof way to avoid accidents. For the nervous, yes, let’s put a driver in place at the beginning, but that driver will eventually be on his smart phone.
What do you think and feel about it.
That's usually in the sales tax for the software / trucks, or income tax of the "owners" on the money they save.Will the driverless trucks pay income tax and Social Security?
Another logical falacy...
A computer that "thinks" a pedestrian with a bicycle is a trash bag is another issue that cannot be compared to a drunk or impaired driver.
Can't use that as an argument for automation,no matter how "logical" you may think your link is.
I still feel that the OEM and the programming team are culpible if an automaton causes an incident and hurts or kills...would smarten up the process tout sweet.
That's usually in the sales tax for the software / trucks, or income tax of the "owners" on the money they save.
Imagine asking when we transitioned from horses to truck whether truck owners pay income and social security tax to replace the ranchers' loss.
Or maybe focusing on using there p*** jugs.I think I would feel safer. No phones or GUI's for drivers to play with.
Ok then, how about ban vending machines or charge them income tax and social security because they took away store clerks jobs.No one payed federal income tax then and Social Security didn't exist yet.