[ChuckNorris89]

> If we can solve self driving just 1 year earlier it’s equivalent to saving 30,000 American lives.

That strawman argument works if you completely ban all human drivers the moment we solve self-driving.

The big question is, when exactly do we consider self driving solved that it can ban replace drivers? All current evidence points it's very, very far away, if ever.

[salawat]

Uh... You'll never stop running into problems that require a driver to take conttol. Automation is only as reliable as the sum of it's parts. Can't wait to see the first set of failures that prevent automated driving back of defective units under their own power without a human backup option.

[ChuckNorris89]

>You'll never stop running into problems that require a driver to take conttol.

That's pretty much the nail in the FSD coffin.