The driverless car
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From: Stanmore
My point isn't one of reaction time, clearly a cpu will out rank human speed there with trillions of calls a second.
But a computer is usually programmed by a human and that's where the errors are introduced. The computer just follows instructions.
When these cars start flooding the street, I'm going to pass the time by jumping in front of them, safe in the knowledge that they will avoid me or I'll get a financial settlement for software flaws.
But a computer is usually programmed by a human and that's where the errors are introduced. The computer just follows instructions.
When these cars start flooding the street, I'm going to pass the time by jumping in front of them, safe in the knowledge that they will avoid me or I'll get a financial settlement for software flaws.
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From: Costa del Cornwall
My point isn't one of reaction time, clearly a cpu will out rank human speed there with trillions of calls a second.
But a computer is usually programmed by a human and that's where the errors are introduced. The computer just follows instructions.
When these cars start flooding the street, I'm going to pass the time by jumping in front of them, safe in the knowledge that they will avoid me or I'll get a financial settlement for software flaws.
But a computer is usually programmed by a human and that's where the errors are introduced. The computer just follows instructions.
When these cars start flooding the street, I'm going to pass the time by jumping in front of them, safe in the knowledge that they will avoid me or I'll get a financial settlement for software flaws.
And no more claims for whiplash, who are they going to sue ? their own car?.
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