The data can still support not having driver wheels. So the California Consumer Watchdog group, in my opinion, isn&#x27;t thinking as strongly as they should about the problem.<p>Humans trying to auto-correct autopilot often end up over-correcting or not being aware enough. We know this because airplanes. It&#x27;s not like people are pulling that info out of thin air. We know, with evidence, that humans overcorrecting AI leads to fatal errors.<p>So long as AI produces <i>less</i> fatalities than humans - they should be favored.