Are self-driving cars safe enough yet?

On this edition of Quartz Vision to Launch, are self-driving cars safe enough yet? Cruise, Waymo, Tesla, and others are racing to get their full self-driving cars on the road, but sometimes with a deadly cost. Is it worth it? We break it down
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[@duckmasterflex]

Gather more training data for another 10 years then we will talk

[@h7opolo]

love the civil debate format of the presentation of a plethora of information. well done. feels less one-sided as is conventional for the mass media propaganda machine.

[@davidho1258]

@1:03 A woman was struck by a HUMAN driver first and she was sent flying underneath the Cruise car.

[@Sir-Worthington]

Bad video. Cruise got recalled in SF, and neither Waymo Cruise has that much data. Both of those companies are using lidar radar. Both have to 3D map their environments before they drive there. That's not the best approach nor scalable in any meaningful way. Tesla end to end neural net 100% vision approach is way scalable. They have the data to back it up. They just surpassed 1.3 billion miles driven on FSD. Do yourself a favor and watch an FSD V12 3.5 video. Have your mind blown.

[@axioms22]

Nope, ask Tesla lol