Raw LLM Responses

Except these things are supposed to be outfitted with Lidar and a whole host of other sensors that are supposed to be able to see in all conditions. If anything this shows that not only are they not able to perform they require flawless operation. What happens when they are all jammed up with mud or snow/ice? What happens when one of theses sensor die? The bottom line is if your remove the human element, you are completely dependent on a machine. and you are subject to its functionality, and its ability to make a decisions. Either this car was incapable or it determined it was better to hit the woman than veer out of the way. conversely it could veer out of the way for a deer and kill a family in the car. Frankly I have not interest in turning over these decision to Apple, Uber, Google or Volkswagen...whoever. I dont' trust them. I see the future as having more computer assisted driving technologies, not removing the human from the equation. The other big problem is who is liable. If I'm not driving, I am not taking responsibility. If its an autonomous car and it smokes bunch of people in the road, is it Honda's fault or the owner?