There are many many aspects to driving and I haven't seen ANYONE working on these systems break down for the public ALL the aspects of driving. We just get sprinkled tiny pieces of their thinking. Give us the whole picture. Be upfront with the public and go through every skill and aspect to driving that you are tackling with your development.<br><br><br>For example - human bodies are an inherent tool in properly managing the movement of vehicles. Eye contact, hand gestures, changing tyres, pushing a broken down car off the road. To make a human body unnecessary with respect to the vehicle (eg when robo taxi goes to find a new customer, while empty), you have to take into account all the ways human bodies manage cars.  I'm not saying it can't be done, but lets go through all these aspects and state them openly, mr developers. Don't keep it to yourself. Release a document detailing every conceivable way humans manage car movements. Lay it all out there. Don't just give us crumbs. I have never seen a comprehensive discussion of all the aspects involved.  A human shepherd is indispensable to a vehicle - unless you truly account for everything a human does. The car had better be able to have proper conversations with police. I mean - conversations where it actually understands what the cop is saying and responds properly, and also gets the cops body language. And can tell if it is a fake cop. I mean, there are a lot of aspects to driving, if you want to say the human is not necessary. The closer we get to it, the more they will back away from their claims that a responsible conscious human is not necessary.