A Former Naval Aviator On Why Autonomous Vehicles Are So Risky

14 May 2023 | Abstracted from Spectrum

"At NHTSA we couldn't answer the question that you're less likely to get in a crash - no data...people in ADAS-equipped cars are more likely to be speeding.

"...the day when AI in cars can handle all conditions on the road, all of the time - it's not going to be in my lifetime."

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