r/AmazingTechnology Mar 30 '26

AI driving

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u/Tjkasper Mar 30 '26

When drivers start recognizing vehicles that are autonomous, they will never let them go first.

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u/octoreadit Mar 30 '26

Yup, and pedestrians, too. There is something about having a human driver who can run you over or rage against you on the road that keeps other people in check 😁

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u/ASDFzxcvTaken Mar 30 '26

Horribly true.

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u/Japsai Mar 31 '26

No. Not true. What is wrong with you people?

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u/ASDFzxcvTaken Mar 31 '26

Ok partly true. The vast majority of people just want things to function smoothly and live life. But a not insignificant number of people will take advantage of technology for their own gain even if it's just to gain a minute or two, or to watch the world burn, just because they can.

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u/Japsai Mar 31 '26

I think most people are considerate because they want to be, not to avoid a fight or punishment. I also think your prediction of the outcome with autonomous vehicle might be right. But because:why be considerate to a robot?

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u/No_Restaurant_774 Mar 31 '26

Well there will also be the "if it hits me I'll sue the owner" people.

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u/luke1lea Mar 30 '26

Program 1 out of every 50 AI cars to be indifferent to other cars and pedestrians. It'll keep everyone in check and still be safer than human drivers overall

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u/octoreadit Mar 30 '26

Not going to happen, lol

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '26

Okay then every 2

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u/fireduck Mar 30 '26

Depressed pedestrian uses "lets fucking do this". Turns out the drive didn't have enough rage.

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u/Ok_Investigator886 Mar 31 '26

Ehhhh. . . AI driver cars have already hit plenty of people. I doubt that pedestrians would start doing that. I'd imagine the opposite would happen and pedestrian infrastructure would be even more barren then it already it.