[minwcnt5]

> ridiculous intersections and confusing rules that only humans can do

LLMs are already better at this than humans:

https://x.com/petergyang/status/1707169696049668472

I think it's actually going to be the other way around. We'll build infrastructure exclusive to AVs where the rules are too complicated for humans, but allow AV traffic to move more efficiently. For example, an AV shouldn't need to stop and wait at a red light if there's no traffic to wait for.

[nradov]

In most cities there is simply no physical space to build separate infrastructure for AVs.

[smokel]

The logical conclusion being that we should look elsewhere for AVs to take off?

[fragmede]

To be fair, you also don't have to stop at a traffic light if there's no traffic to wait for if you don't want to. Just drive across the bridge to Oakland to see it in action.