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Fuck CarsEnglish • 2 months ago

A Driverless Car in China Hit a Pedestrian. Social Media Users Are Siding With the Car

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A Driverless Car in China Hit a Pedestrian. Social Media Users Are Siding With the Car

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Fuck CarsEnglish • 2 months ago

cross-posted to:
aboringdystopia

Baidu: Driverless Car Hits Jaywalker in China

While many social media users are blaming the pedestrian for reportedly crossing against the light, the incident highlights the challenge autonomous driving faces in complex situations.

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4•2 months ago
Uh, I did read the article.

I haven’t looked further into this event than the information provided in the linked article, which isn’t much.
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  5•2 months ago
  Hold on now… you can’t expect everyone to just read your whole comment…

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