When Should Your Driverless Car From Google Be Allowed To Kill You?

[Snin]

quite interesting really ..or maybe just to me

http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2014/06/18/when-shou ld-your-driverless-car-from-google-be-allowed-to-kill-you/ (http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2014/06/18/when-should-your-driverless-car-from-google-be-allowed-to-kill-you/)

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Snin]

i love driving

[Ashberto]

quite work properly the idea of it driving a car really doesn't appeal.

[Snin]

at 70 on a country A or B road :hehe: plus tractors wont ever be driverless..they will still pull out as he said whats it gonna do! madness

[Mo Britain less Europe]

control over us ans cash in their kitties.

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Berni]

It'll mean you can get pissed and jump in your car at the end of the night, so that's me won over.

Anyway, they're going to start it in Milton Keynes, so no-one important will get killed.

[Snin]

playing god imo :hehe: still reckon on a windy day a big carrier bag blowing onto motorway or a big Kite type bird swoping down to grab roadkill and it will cheuck the bloody anchors on!

[Ashberto]

Madness, I tell thee.

[Ashberto]

and it's f**king expensive.

I admire the fuel-saving technology, but it's bad enough getting a diagnosis and repair bill on something like a faulty loom today, but the thought of getting some impossibly complicated fandango hybrid turbo jobbee fixed by the dealer is terrifying. :-(