I don't see why self driving cars need true reasoning. If you have high resolution sensors, you can use deterministic algorithms to avoid hitting anything or being hit by anything. Especially if you start putting some kind of easily detected nonlinear reflector sticker on all cars and backpacks.
You might get a few false trips if a trash bag blows in the road and the rear sensor says nothing will hit you if you stop, but who cares? If we really prioritize safety, we'll just accept that, and find other ways to save time.
A self driving car would essentially give a person extra hours in the day, and allow people with disabilities to go outside of major cities unassisted.
You might get a few false trips if a trash bag blows in the road and the rear sensor says nothing will hit you if you stop, but who cares? If we really prioritize safety, we'll just accept that, and find other ways to save time.
A self driving car would essentially give a person extra hours in the day, and allow people with disabilities to go outside of major cities unassisted.