Sentences with phrase «so human drivers»

In other words, self - driving vehicles would lead to fewer crashes, so human drivers wouldn't have to spend as much on car insurance.

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Additionally, self - driving car technology will be so good that these robotic automobiles will posses driving skills that «will be indistinguishable from humans except that robot drivers will be safer and more predictable than a human driver with less than one year's driving experience.»

Transdev plans to gradually spread the technology throughout Paris and other cities that it serves, so the autonomous vehicles will be on roads along with human drivers.

So why not use tech to hack the most important driver of the human experience of all, your brain?

Trade is a great driver of productivity, and so the risk of growing protectionism concerns me.15 More open trade with the United States and Mexico in the 1990s gave Canadian firms access to much bigger markets and therefore greater incentives to invest — in both physical and human capital.16 Disrupting supply chains and reducing incentives to compete will not create more jobs and income in the long run.

Just as a car is not evil when it kills someone after spinning out of control of the driver, so also, creation is in chaos because the human drivers have lost control.

They're paid millions to race the fastest cars in the world so it's sometimes easy to forget that F1 drivers are just regular human beings.

So he and his colleagues focused on making their vehicle's Pentium - powered driver more like a human, allowing it to deviate from a rigid set of GPS navigational coordinates and to sense its own way through the desert.

Using this technique, the researchers detected patterns of human climate drivers (so - called fingerprints) associated with the observed change just like detectives look for fingerprints to catch criminals.

Human minds can develop by expanding their repertoire into new modes, by increasing their competence within a mode or by gaining control so that they can select the mode they want to «much as a driver selects a gear».

The thinking behind the decision, explains Erik Coelingh, Volvo's senior technical leader for safety and driver - support technologies, is that Autopilot will include so many redundant and backup systems — duplicate cameras, radars, batteries, brakes, computers, steering actuators — that a human driver will never need to intervene and thus can not be at fault.

Tuning AI so it provides a challenge to the human driver and avoids inexplicable behaviour while respecting the cars around it is one of the toughest things to do.

So if humans can program machines to think in a meaningful way, they may just render human drivers not merely optional but obsolete.

Regulations require a driver, steering wheel, and foot pedals so a human can take over should anything go wrong.

At Ford's Michigan Proving Grounds, a fully loaded Ranger hits the brutal Silver Creek track with impacts so severe robotic drivers are used so humans don't get injured.

Sitting in the capacious driver's seat, you'll find adjustable pedals so that any human adult from the 5th to 95th height percentile can drive this rig.

Peopled by boxers, drunks, truck drivers, murderers, bounty hunters, drifters traveling under assumed names, and men whose luck ran out a thousand miles ago, these stories feel hard - won from life, and if they are moody and stark, so too are they filled with human longing.

Think of all the deaths by drunk drivers, murders, and so on, does that mean all humans should be killed?

Some of these climate drivers result in warming and others lead to cooling, but when all the natural and human - induced climate drivers are stacked up and compared to one another, the accumulation of human - released heat - trapping gases in the atmosphere is so large that it has very likely swamped other climate drivers over the past half century, leading to observed global warming.

However the human driver of climate has grown since 1900 so 1961 or so is about the time it starts to dominate over natural variations.

So there we have it: yet another relatively new study showing the sun is the main driver and that human cultures flourish in warm phases and fail when it turns cold.

KR, so what you are saying to Ryland is... that % 100 of all warming is due to human CO2 forcing which is offset by tiny amounts of natural cooling... in other words the main driver if climate, using your reasoning, is offset by blips in natural variability... that again, naturally occurring blips cancel out that warm feeling we're all looking for.

Nevertheless, the idea that the sun, more so perhaps than humans, is the principal driver of terrestrial climate has been gaining ground in recent years.

Quoting Dr. Morton: «Skeptics have used this continuing plateau to question whether CO2 is the primary driver of climate, so if temperatures begin to rise again, we can expect many claims of vindication by those who have concluded human activity dominates.»

To be clear, insurance rates for human drivers probably aren't going up so much as they will go down for users of cars with more safety features (like self - driving).

So the potential outcome if it proves impossible to program driving etiquette into autonomous cars is that replacing human drivers simply doesn't happen.

That frees to text and (not) drive, lets our GPS also be our driver so we never get lost, and can be safer than letting humans take the wheel.

I think next time there is a fatal accident with a human - powered vehicle, we should suspend all human - powered drivers until we can work out why humans suck so bad at driving, and can take effective measures to prevent it ever happening again before they are given the ability to drive back.

The safety driver wasn't looking, so you can't avoid asking if humans would have been able to see the pedestrian, this is a big change from previous when companies were trying to prove the tech is better than human drivers, and that's not good for public confidence.