Tesla crash victim had complained about auto-pilot in same location
I can&#x27;t believe this person kept using it. If I had noticed a bug in auto-pilot and complained about it, I would be way too scared to ever use auto-pilot again. Personally, I never use auto-pilot because driving is piss easy, as it&#x27;s designed to be.<p><i>Perfect</i> self-driving cars is a nearly impossible feat to accomplish in an unbounded track. I can only imagine automated driving in a system which has no room for error. Examples include: tunnels under the ground, chain links on the ground (as in trolleys, trains, etc.), or anything else that vastly reduces the entropy involved in driving.<p>With self-driving cars on current roads, it will probably take years to get from 1% error to .1% error, and decades to get from .1% error to .01% error, which isn&#x27;t even good enough. Perhaps it will take a century or longer to develop the required artificial intelligence to make self-driving cars perfect &quot;enough&quot;. There&#x27;s just too much room for unique problems to spawn. Bounding vehicle freedom seems to be the only way forward.