@kleinundgrün noch ein paar interessante statistiken dazu:
"The company announced today that its engineers assumed control of an autonomous vehicle 341 times between September 2014, and November 2015. That sounds like a lot until you realize Google’s autonomous fleet covered 423,000 miles in that time."
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"Of the 341 instances where Google engineers took the wheel, 272 stemmed from the “overall stability of the autonomous driving system”—things like communication and system failures."
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"The remaining 69 takeovers are more interesting—and important. They’re “related to safe operation of the vehicle,” meaning those times when the autonomous car might have made a bad decision. "
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"Eight of the 13 crash-likely incidents occurred in the last three months of 2014, over the course of 53,000 miles. The other five came in the following 11 months and 370,000 miles. Assuming those 13 incidents would have ended with a crash, that’s one accident every 74,000 miles—good, but not as good as humans. According to new data from the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, Americans log one crash per 238,000 miles."
(aus:
http://www.wired.com/2016/01/google-autonomous-vehicles-human-intervention/ )