Well, I wouldn&#x27;t say &quot;likely&quot; comes into it. I&#x27;m explicitly describing what happens with a choke_and_die() function if say the software crashes with no recovery, or major sensors are damaged - unpredictable by definition. The &quot;I don&#x27;t know how to navigate this situation&quot; case would be handled by gracefully pulling over, and should <i>rarely</i> happen because developers would be encouraged to work out the kinks rather than having such a terrible user experience be common.<p>My point is that giving developers an easy out of forcing a human to take over just encourages sloppy non-robust software. And if there&#x27;s anything that consumer technology companies are good at creating, it&#x27;s non-robust software that has no place in a car.