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Ever since companies began developing self-driving cars, people have asked how designers will address the question of who a self-driving car should kill if a fatal crash is unavoidable. recent research suggests this question may be even more difficult for car makers to answer than previously thought because the moral preferences people have vary so much between countries.

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Is the reaction of a self driving vehicle faster than  human

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Is the reaction of a self driving vehicle faster than  human

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yes a self driving cars reaction is faster than a human that's why it's deemed to be safer because why while we humans it takes us seconds to make split decisions while a self driving car already sees the trouble coming before it even happened.

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I wish self driving cars didn’t have to scan or map out a whole city in order to drive into it.

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I wish self driving cars didn’t have to scan or map out a whole city in order to drive into it.

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As u human we travel really far and this is a huge problem it’s like you’d wait every single time for the company to map out a whole city or a state for you to be able to get anywhere and this barrier is likely the reason why’d we prefer to drive ourselves.

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Problems that a self driving car can’t My not be able to do better than a human 

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Problems that a self driving car can’t My not be able to do better than a human 

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Well while we human tend to think it’s safe to make a turn while there’s a enough place to do so a self driving is likely to hesitate because it was built safety and this one of the reasons why a person would prefer to drive their own.

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Current self-driving cars have sophisticated sensing abilities and can distinguish pedestrians from other objects, such as lamp posts or road signs.

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the people who likely need such thing our teenagers who don't have their license and the disabled .

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waymo  was google's project of driving cars which has made significant progress which is now in arizona.

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challenges that is faced on the making of the self driving car.

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challenges that is faced on the making of the self driving car.

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Currently, the biggest problem challenge that self-driving car designers face is determining when there's enough evidence of safe behavior from simulations and controlled on-road testing to introduce self-driving cars to the road

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at the end of the day driving cars will be safer.

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at the end of the day driving cars will be safer.

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Ultimately, self-driving cars will be safer than humans. They will achieve this through design and avoiding accidents wherever possible, and reducing damage where not.

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But some conditions still be harsh for them. Cameras are challenged by strong, low-angle sunlight important for reading traffic lights, and lasers can be confused by fog and snowfall.

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Unusual, unfamiliar, and unstructured situations so-called edge cases, such as accidents, road work, or a fast-approaching emergency response vehicle, can be hard to classify.

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And self-driving systems are not good at detecting and interpreting human cues, such as gestures and eye contact, that facilitate coordination between cars on the road.

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We humans have infinite amount of thoughts while an ai is only programmed to do what it was programmed to do.

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We humans have infinite amount of thoughts while an ai is only programmed to do what it was programmed to do.

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Processes and environments that are structured well are much easier to automate than those that are not. Automated systems need to collect, classify, and respond to information, and this is easier to do in a clean, unambiguous environment which is what many driving environments are not

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Over time, learning will take place and the number of problems that the systems cannot recognize will decrease.

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if it's so good why is it not available to the public completely

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if it's so good why is it not available to the public completely

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Given these options and the fact that the technology required to build self-driving cars is basically available, why haven’t they entered the market yet? It turns out that present tests of self-driving cars have been limited either to specific roads or to specific tasks. In order to navigate down a road, the self-driving car requires very precise maps of the street and surroundings.

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imagine driving around and you get a flat what action would the car take would it stop in the middle of road.

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would a self self driving car able to administer it's own safety standards 

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would a self self driving car able to administer it's own safety standards 

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when you run into some problems with your vehicle you could park it somewhere whereas i'm pretty sure the car will be stuck on the road.

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like your car that uses gas self driving uses a battery 

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like your car that uses gas self driving uses a battery 

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if a car were to be built with gas it wouldn't have worked there would be a need for a person but with a battery it will be a lot better and efficient.

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can a self driving car drive as far as leaving a state from the articles that I've read cities is limit but like waymo who is trying to push the limit is making significant amount of progress.

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.safer than human piloting
.more efficient and environmental friendly
.minimal errors
.helpful to the unlicensed
.helpful to the elderly and disabled

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doesn't think fully like a human and to develop it's own thoughts