Raw LLM Responses

She was a j-walker on a very busy road, dark, not safe under any condition. What would have happened if it would have been a driver driven vehicle do you think they would have charged the driver? She could have been hit just as easily in that situation.Now if it happened in a crosswalk zone that’s a whole different judgment call and how to view it. Funny thing there are at least 7 car manufacturers that have what they call the AEB system (Autonomous Emergency Braking) if you are not attentive enough it will brake for you! This is considered a; good thing in the new approaches to aid drivers and people except this. The driverless car has the same system But it is not fail-safe whether the vehicle is human-driven or not. Statistics over “time” will determine the driverless car safety handling in a given situation. This situation and death happened that put a system in its upper limit of reaction time (nanoseconds) compared to our fractions of a second where a hands-on driver would have more than likely hit her anyways.Putting emotions aside the computer-driven car has entered our computer; engulfed world, and will have it’s track record over time examined to see if it is a good scientific approach to driving and emotionally and morally adaptable to humans.