> To be blunt: if the algo kills, why wouldn't you ground the algo (all instance...

		snovv_crash on April 11, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: San Francisco cops pull over a Cruise driverless c... > To be blunt: if the algo kills, why wouldn't you ground the algo (all instances of it)? It depends what the alternative is. If it crashes less than humans, then you keep running it despite the flaws.